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minestrone replied

22 October 2012, 14:30
Originally posted by dogzilla View Post

Have any of you ever performed a upgradation though? I have.

If you can grade, upgrade and degrade does that mean you can detate through detation? My email today told me I was getting my updation rolled back, so is that a dedation?

Last edited by minestrone; 22 October 2012, 14:33.
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dogzilla replied

22 October 2012, 13:26
Have any of you ever performed a upgradation though? I have.
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TestMangler replied

22 October 2012, 12:58
Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post

Is this now being today evening in Bangalore?

We bring our own bobs over here and house them in Manchester. That way, they still get to see modern buildings within 2 mins walk of peasants tulipting in the street and dead animals littering the streets full of abandoned cars
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Mich the Tester replied

22 October 2012, 12:31
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

I will be passing on these informations today afternoon !

Is this now being today evening in Bangalore?
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TestMangler replied

22 October 2012, 12:28
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Why not assure them that the correct word to use is updateypoos.

I will be passing on these informations today afternoon !
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xoggoth replied

22 October 2012, 12:23
Why not assure them that the correct word to use is updateypoos.
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Mich the Tester replied

22 October 2012, 10:15
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

That's cause you're on the same defect call as me, ya mad bastard !!!

Works as designed.
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TestMangler replied

22 October 2012, 10:12
Originally posted by Noobie McNoob View Post

I heard this phrase today morning

That's cause you're on the same defect call as me, ya mad bastard !!!
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minestrone replied

22 October 2012, 10:01
Arrghhh!!!

I have just been updationed!

Twice!!
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TestMangler replied

16 October 2012, 12:04
Originally posted by SueEllen View Post

It was dictionary.bob

When I googled the word lots of sentences came up from different sites with the word in it.

FTFY
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SueEllen replied

16 October 2012, 12:01
Originally posted by TestMangler View Post

And what dictionary is that from ? Not in OED on-line or Cambridge.org Did you make that up ?????

It was dictionary.com

When I googled the word lots of sentences came up from different sites with the word in it.
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Mich the Tester replied

16 October 2012, 10:55
Originally posted by Noobie McNoob View Post

I heard this phrase today morning

That is today evening Chennai time I am tinking; we are taking public holiday tomorrow in Chennai so no supporting available.
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Noobie McNoob replied

16 October 2012, 10:51
I heard this phrase today morning
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TestMangler replied

16 October 2012, 10:35
Originally posted by stek View Post

When I was at BT we made them up to confuse the Bobs, we had 'a Red Haddock' and my favourite 'a political mashed potato'
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stek replied

16 October 2012, 10:30
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

My favourite is the use of the term 'Red Herring'. I must have caught American colleagues out at least 5/6 times with it over the last few years. Seems it's not at all understood in the US.

When I was at BT we made them up to confuse the Bobs, we had 'a Red Haddock' and my favourite 'a political mashed potato'
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