Re: Phrases that bug you
Posted: Fri Oct 07, 2016 9:03 pm
I prefer a straight "fuck off I'm busy" or also "fuck, oof, I'm busy." or "fuck? Awwwwf-- I'm busy
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me too, but I walk the path of the jedi. also weedians. and whiskeyians.Blackened Soul wrote:"bro/brah" fucking word/phrase makes me want to cause harm.
It all depends on your theoretical framework. Resources is probably more accurate, but bandwidth isn't necessarily wrong. Although I'd be surprised if anyone in middle management had a clue.Iommic Pope wrote:I always preferred the term "resources" in that context.wafl wrote:Believe it or not you still see this in Cognitive psychology papers pretty regularly.popvulture wrote:This is pure adspeak. People say this horseshit to me all the time.D.o.S. wrote:"bandwidth" in terms of mental capacity.
Just got to wait for the old timers to die off and we'll be free of it.
Although it is possibly equal in redundance to "bandwidth".
How about Tequilians?decomposing wrote:me too, but I walk the path of the jedi. also weedians. and whiskeyians.Blackened Soul wrote:"bro/brah" fucking word/phrase makes me want to cause harm.
True. Many lulz at the expense of managers.wafl wrote:It all depends on your theoretical framework. Resources is probably more accurate, but bandwidth isn't necessarily wrong. Although I'd be surprised if anyone in middle management had a clue.Iommic Pope wrote:I always preferred the term "resources" in that context.wafl wrote:Believe it or not you still see this in Cognitive psychology papers pretty regularly.popvulture wrote:This is pure adspeak. People say this horseshit to me all the time.D.o.S. wrote:"bandwidth" in terms of mental capacity.
Just got to wait for the old timers to die off and we'll be free of it.
Although it is possibly equal in redundance to "bandwidth".
Has anyone mentioned actualize yet. Next person that tells me to actualize something is getting pepper sprayed.
My incredulity was actualized, and therefore I doth implore you:wafl wrote:It all depends on your theoretical framework. Resources is probably more accurate, but bandwidth isn't necessarily wrong. Although I'd be surprised if anyone in middle management had a clue.Iommic Pope wrote:I always preferred the term "resources" in that context.wafl wrote:Believe it or not you still see this in Cognitive psychology papers pretty regularly.popvulture wrote:This is pure adspeak. People say this horseshit to me all the time.D.o.S. wrote:"bandwidth" in terms of mental capacity.
Just got to wait for the old timers to die off and we'll be free of it.
Although it is possibly equal in redundance to "bandwidth".
Has anyone mentioned actualize yet. Next person that tells me to actualize something is getting pepper sprayed.

