Annoying Office Jargon - Part III

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Just out of a meeting where the following was used.

" we are not boiling the ocean here" in relation to a project scope

[QUOTE=“Big Mick McCarthy, post: 1145858, member: 1137”]Just out of a meeting where the following was used.

" we are not boiling the ocean here" in relation to a project scope[/QUOTE]

They sound nearly as cuntish as you pal.

Just out of a pitstop where it was decided we needed to figure out what the tallest poles in the tent were and to be careful not to open our kimono’s

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[QUOTE=“Arseboxin, post: 1153481, member: 423”]Just out of a pitstop where it was decided we needed to figure out what the tallest poles in the tent were and to be careful not to open our kimono’s

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You missed an opportunity to say something along the lines of ‘let’s keep the momentum up or this could fold like a cheap tent’

I missed any opportunity to say anything because, in my head at least, I was hopping the cunt’s head off the marble floor. I learned after meeting no.1 with this gom to automatically discount anything he says, and I was correct in that conclusion. A waffling bumbling spoofer who thinks he sounds clever coming out with this type of scutter

“putting your head above the parapet”

I have used this in the past week.

Sweat equity

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Upskilling

+1 along with putting ones cock on the block

Er… Yes mate. :yikes:

Does that involve a foul inside or outside of the box, or both?

What kind of a place are you working in???

new buzz word here is Near Shoring, this is the replacement to Off Shoring.

We got a fella from Clare to cut our silage this year. Is that off shoring or near shoring?

That would be near shoring, Now is you got a fella from downtown Bangalore then that would be offshoring. :smiley:

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Or even Right Shoring.

No that’s charity.

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