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[Levo-Lon]

Yes " reach out"!!! You mean phone them you pretentious ahole

And " ive got this" must be US tv things

 

[postman]

Reaching out is anyone me at the moment. I don't reach out, I speak to people.

View: https://youtu.be/2EaflX0MWRo

 

[Heltor Chasca]

The bloke from Trekitt who reviews kit on YouTube:

‘I’m Paul and I’m 6’3”.”

Then several times a video:

‘Again, I’m 6’3”.”

 

[slowmotion]

After moving forward and tackling the problem, important lessons will be learned and robust systems will be put in place. There will be regrets for any inconvenience and distress caused.

 

[raleighnut]

Basically...

 

[Levo-Lon]

Basically...

That seems to have gone out of fashion thankfully..but very annoying.

So is the new basically

 

[slowmotion]

That seems to have gone out of fashion thankfully..but very annoying.

So is the new basically

Are you drilling down into the core of the issue?

 

[Deleted member 23692]

"In terms of" seems endemic these days and is usually spouted by people who are trying to sound informed and technical when all it demonstrates is poor command of the English language and sentence construction.

"Going forward" is used as a verbal full stop, and is totally disposable leaving the sentence unchanged if it's removed. It's usually used by the same type of folk who use "in terms of".

 

[srw]

Bread and circuses. (Juvenal, c. 100CE)

It's as old as rhetoric, and probably older.

 

[wheresthetorch]

Current use of 'own'. "I owned him" etc. Stoopid.

 

[Pro Tour Punditry]

After moving forward and tackling the problem, important lessons will be learned and robust systems will be put in place. There will be regrets for any inconvenience and distress caused.

I was doing a bit of speaking to others at work this week and someone made a point of mentioning that we didn't just have to have frameworks we needed robust frameworks. I thanked them for their contribution and said that without it I would have carried on and implemented something which was pile of crap.

 

[Julia9054]

I've said this before but it really does get on my wotsits. Why does every new office, workspace, canteen, community centre, church hall etc have to be called The Hub. Wtf is a hub? The diningroom at school has been rebranded the hub. Doesn't make school dinners any cooler or trendier!

 

[sheddy]

The hub is fine.
All bicycle references are good and should be used whenever possible.

 

[ColinJ]

I've said this before but it really does get on my wotsits. Why does every new office, workspace, canteen, community centre, church hall etc have to be called The Hub. Wtf is a hub? The diningroom at school has been rebranded the hub. Doesn't make school dinners any cooler or trendier!

Ha ha - @Littgull and I called in at a cafe yesterday. He pointed out the name as we left and commented that it was apt for a place that lots of cyclists stop at!

Ah - I thought that 'The Hub' looked like a new business - it was still a newsagent last year when the Streetview car went by!

 

[simonali]

What a lot of stuff and nonsense.