Descope

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shaunbhoy replied

11 October 2010, 07:54
Originally posted by zeitghost

De scope is on the bench over there, under de other scope, next to the function generator.

HTH.

Cheers Zeity. You de man!!
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Troll replied

9 October 2010, 14:54
offshore resources
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shaunbhoy replied

9 October 2010, 11:46
Originally posted by youwhut View Post

Yeah, I did a search for the words but found two tulipe threads. Is descope one word or two? What are the two worst words you have heard on a contract?

I have had it pretty good over the financial doom and gloom or credit crunk (sounds alright) but for me descope (yeah it's two words delivered: de [with huge emphasis] scope [and a pause]) is probably the worst news for a contractor. What? I actually want you to procrastinate whilst you fiddle around with your business processes that take n to the power of weeks more than necesssary.

Anyway, the past two (nice number) contracts I have heard this.

Rate reduction!!!
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MarillionFan replied

9 October 2010, 11:30
Originally posted by youwhut View Post

Yeah, I did a search for the words but found two tulipe threads. Is descope one word or two? What are the two worst words you have heard on a contract?

I have had it pretty good over the financial doom and gloom or credit crunk (sounds alright) but for me descope (yeah it's two words delivered: de [with huge emphasis] scope [and a pause]) is probably the worst news for a contractor. What? I actually want you to procrastinate whilst you fiddle around with your business processes that take n to the power of weeks more than necesssary.

Anyway, the past two (nice number) contracts I have heard this.

You're fired!
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EternalOptimist replied

9 October 2010, 09:25
Originally posted by Troll View Post

Are you on drugs?

i must be,
i keep getting this mental image of a U Boat commander tracking a cargo ship through a periscope, saying 'starboard fife degreeze Hans, I haf him unt de scope'

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Troll replied

9 October 2010, 09:21
Originally posted by youwhut View Post

Yeah, I did a search for the words but found two tulipe threads. Is descope one word or two? What are the two worst words you have heard on a contract?

I have had it pretty good over the financial doom and gloom or credit crunk (sounds alright) but for me descope (yeah it's two words delivered: de [with huge emphasis] scope [and a pause]) is probably the worst news for a contractor. What? I actually want you to procrastinate whilst you fiddle around with your business processes that take n to the power of weeks more than necesssary.

Anyway, the past two (nice number) contracts I have heard this.

Are you on drugs?
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youwhut started a topic Descope

9 October 2010, 05:57
Descope

Yeah, I did a search for the words but found two tulipe threads. Is descope one word or two? What are the two worst words you have heard on a contract?

I have had it pretty good over the financial doom and gloom or credit crunk (sounds alright) but for me descope (yeah it's two words delivered: de [with huge emphasis] scope [and a pause]) is probably the worst news for a contractor. What? I actually want you to procrastinate whilst you fiddle around with your business processes that take n to the power of weeks more than necesssary.

Anyway, the past two (nice number) contracts I have heard this.
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