Powerpoint presentation - is it a "Deck" or "Pack"

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v8gaz replied

31 July 2013, 16:24
A 'death'
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d000hg replied

31 July 2013, 16:22
G'is a squeeze
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MaryPoppins replied

31 July 2013, 16:04
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

I can't decide whether to go with calling someone "a low hanging fruit" or "I'd grab your low-hanging fruit MP".

Neither is perfect because I am not homophobic and I don't want to accuse you of having saggy tits, so I think I'll keep both to myself.

You bloody won't
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d000hg replied

31 July 2013, 15:37
Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post

Good question.

Important to ensure we're all singing from the same hymsheet.

Now, let's go and grab some of that low hanging fruit!

I can't decide whether to go with calling someone "a low hanging fruit" or "I'd grab your low-hanging fruit MP".

Neither is perfect because I am not homophobic and I don't want to accuse you of having saggy tits, so I think I'll keep both to myself.
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AtW replied

31 July 2013, 15:25
Death.

By PowerPoint.

HTH
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original PM replied

31 July 2013, 15:20
well I'll run it up the flagpole and see who salutes
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MaryPoppins replied

31 July 2013, 15:15
Good question.

Important to ensure we're all singing from the same hymsheet.

Now, let's go and grab some of that low hanging fruit!
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original PM replied

31 July 2013, 15:04
it's a deck here...

we had a 132 slide deck once...

what a pointless waste of time - after slide 10 no one was listening

obviously everyone just got bored and sign it off

project went to rat sh*t

main sponsor got confused upset and angry

had to gently point out that although following a project methoology is a very fine ambition a bit of fookin common sense does not go amiss at times.
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vetran replied

31 July 2013, 15:04
an eternity?
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Pondlife replied

31 July 2013, 14:58
Clusterfu<k?
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doodab replied

31 July 2013, 14:57
A pile.

Of tulipe.
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vetran replied

31 July 2013, 14:40
Deck seems to be standard in the US.

What does deck mean? deck Definition. Meaning of deck. OnlineSlangDictionary.com

See MF helped with the definition at the end.

Pack sounds like cards.
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Platypus replied

31 July 2013, 14:38
Deck

But are the contents slides or foils or charts ?
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RetSet replied

31 July 2013, 14:36
It's a 'Mindnumb'.
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Jog On started a topic Powerpoint presentation - is it a "Deck" or "Pack"

31 July 2013, 14:32
Powerpoint presentation - is it a "Deck" or "Pack"

Does your blue sky thinking come in a slide "deck" or "pack"?

I keep hearing both and I'm getting terribly confused as to which one I should use...

Can anyone point me to the "single version of the truth" on this one please?

Thanks.
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