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11/13/2005 10:40:30 AM · #51
I hate it when a person - namely my father-in-law who was born and raised in the south, ends a discussion with "I'll tell you what". He's not going to tell me anything after that - no explanantion, no addition to the conversation, just uses it as a conversation ender. Aaagghhhh !

The other thing that drives me absolutely nuts is when a person says aks instead of ask - this is done often in Detroit where my Aunt lives. She does it herself. I hate it. She says Can I aks you a questions? Eeeerrrrrrr.

- Linda
11/13/2005 03:09:25 PM · #52
Originally posted by MPRPRO:

How about this one âA mans just got to know his limitations.â And they credit Dirty Harry?

It was William Shakespeare who wrote those words hundreds of years ago..


he also wrote go hither and maketh my day punk!

And oh yeah I was fixin to pronounce modern i could of but i was gonna try and see if the proof was in the puddin' boy i tell ya what!

Message edited by author 2005-11-13 15:47:54.
11/25/2005 04:52:03 PM · #53
Okay, time to resurrect this thread!

My pet hate is when work colleagues turn the work 'ask' into a noun;

- "How many asks are on the list?"
- "He has a few asks"
- "Lets go through the asks"

Horrible.
11/25/2005 04:53:58 PM · #54
Originally posted by jhonan:

Okay, time to resurrect this thread!

My pet hate is when work colleagues turn the work 'ask' into a noun;

- "How many asks are on the list?"
- "He has a few asks"
- "Lets go through the asks"

Horrible.


Shouldn't that be [t]asks?
11/25/2005 04:58:03 PM · #55
Originally posted by cpanaioti:

Originally posted by jhonan:

Okay, time to resurrect this thread!

My pet hate is when work colleagues turn the work 'ask' into a noun;

- "How many asks are on the list?"
- "He has a few asks"
- "Lets go through the asks"

Horrible.


Shouldn't that be [t]asks?

You'd think so, yes. But apart from hearing it in meetings, I've also seen it written in emails numerous times. Instead of 'questions', 'requests', or as you said 'tasks'...
11/25/2005 05:03:20 PM · #56
Oh, and while I'm on a roll, here are a few more work-related phrases I hate:

- 'on the radar' ('I'll keep that on the radar', 'It fell off the radar' etc...)
- 'talk to it' (instead of 'talk through it')
- 'ping him/her' (contact someone via phone/im/email)

I'm leaving that job next week, so I can say all these things now... :)
11/25/2005 05:58:14 PM · #57
Originally posted by jhonan:

Originally posted by cpanaioti:

Originally posted by jhonan:

Okay, time to resurrect this thread!

My pet hate is when work colleagues turn the work 'ask' into a noun;

- "How many asks are on the list?"
- "He has a few asks"
- "Lets go through the asks"

Horrible.


Shouldn't that be [t]asks?

You'd think so, yes. But apart from hearing it in meetings, I've also seen it written in emails numerous times. Instead of 'questions', 'requests', or as you said 'tasks'...


What's wrong with the word 'queries'? Probably too many letters.
11/27/2005 05:37:51 PM · #58
I hate the word ---WORK.
11/27/2005 05:53:01 PM · #59
Originally posted by jsas:

I hate the word ---WORK.


couple that with "Monday morning" and you can really get me going!
:)
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11/27/2005 06:14:09 PM · #60
Funny... I had great grammar and pronunciation until I read this thread.

Now I'm all left feets...
11/27/2005 06:42:06 PM · #61
Originally posted by jadin:

Funny... I had great grammar and pronunciation until I read this thread.

Now I'm all left feets...


I never knew feet could be pluralized. ;o)
11/27/2005 06:44:32 PM · #62
I drove past an auto repair/muffler shop today with a big sign advertising that they were "excepting Mastercard and Visa."

Nice.
11/27/2005 06:47:02 PM · #63
Originally posted by Elemmennope:

I drove past an auto repair/muffler shop today with a big sign advertising that they were "excepting Mastercard and Visa."

Nice.


Priceless lol
11/27/2005 06:47:27 PM · #64
Originally posted by Elemmennope:

I drove past an auto repair/muffler shop today with a big sign advertising that they were "excepting Mastercard and Visa."

Nice.


So offer them AMex!!!
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