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The two Bobisms that get me to
everytime I hear them around ClientCo are:
"I'll just be back" - to mean "I'll be right back"
"Just wait and watch" - to mean "Just wait and see"
*Sigh*
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One fella I worked with (absolute B.O.D.S. genius) used to say "Why because" when explaining things.
"We should stage the data, why because it gives us many benefits" ....
Again, charming.
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My money's on at least one non intentional error.Originally posted by zeitghostIndeed.

Assuming that all of the above was intentional.
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I once heard "when can I start the upgradation?"Originally posted by Alias View PostThe two Bobisms that get me to
everytime I hear them around ClientCo are:
"I'll just be back" - to mean "I'll be right back"
"Just wait and watch" - to mean "Just wait and see"
*Sigh*
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I don't think it is just a "Bob-ism" - I see it a lot on correspondance from Solicitors and Accountants. And have done for many years.
eg - I will revert back to you in due course.Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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They outsourced document production.Originally posted by cailin maith View PostI don't think it is just a "Bob-ism" - I see it a lot on correspondance from Solicitors and Accountants. And have done for many years.
eg - I will revert back to you in due course.
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There are two languages things that really kill me at the moment.
Firstly, "I am liking this" instead of "I like this".
Second, people going on about "banter".Comment
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I'm loving that.Originally posted by Cenobite View PostThere are two languages things that really kill me at the moment.
Firstly, "I am liking this" instead of "I like this".
Second, people going on about "banter".
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Ease and squeeze.Originally posted by zeitghostI'm doing the needful doings.Knock first as I might be balancing my chakras.Comment
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