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Previously on "Hi! Where's that jargon dictionary?"

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  • MarillionFan
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    Bed wetter = whining poster
    Cretin = Every other poster who is not Sasguru
    Jimmy Hill = A poster who makes stuff abous his wealth
    Plan B - Every contractor should have one
    SKA - A failing plan B. Not to confused with a 70s style of music
    Repileaks - Something broken
    Gladiator - A gladiator
    Mod - A power mad individual , drunk on red bull and vodka who cannot differentiate between the post and ban buttons

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  • Project Monkey
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    everyone knows bob

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  • ecc83
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    *penny drops*

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  • oracleslave
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    Originally posted by ecc83 View Post
    2 out of 3? I'll get me coat...


    although "2 out of 3 ain't bad" if you prefer your glass half full...


    so what is a bob then?
    Here's a clue.

    View Profile: BobShawadiwadi - Contractor UK Bulletin Board

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  • Wanderer
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    Originally posted by ecc83 View Post
    tulip = eh? swear filter?
    Yes, as in: Bulltulip. tulip happens. I am going to take a tulip. This is a tulipty job. Get the meaning.

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  • ecc83
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    2 out of 3? I'll get me coat...


    although "2 out of 3 ain't bad" if you prefer your glass half full...


    so what is a bob then?

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  • northernladuk
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    Originally posted by ecc83 View Post
    bob = bob a job = low rate contractor?

    bench = on the bench = between contracts?

    tulip = eh? swear filter?
    2 out of 3. Average.

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  • Wodewick
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    Originally posted by ecc83 View Post
    bob = bob a job = low rate contractor?
    Thats not quite a bob in standard CUK jargon.

    Off the top of my head you might also need:
    winker & potnoodle

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  • istvan
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    permie = permanent employee

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  • SimonMac
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    Hello

    Now it would be simple if we told you, but as a contractor you should be adept at finding information out for yourself!

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  • ecc83
    started a topic Hi! Where's that jargon dictionary?

    Hi! Where's that jargon dictionary?

    Hello! Newbie contractor, GSOH seeks client with fat wallet for NSA fun.

    New to the forum, have lurked a little and need some jargon busting. Have seen a few that I think I get:

    bob = bob a job = low rate contractor?

    bench = on the bench = between contracts?

    tulip = eh? swear filter?

    Any more little in-house memes I should be aware of?

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