words that make you shudder.

[MikeJ]

PDF File.
PIN Number.

Also "expresso".

 

[Newchodge]

Letting someone go - what is wrong with the word dismissal?

 

[The Byre]

PDF File.
PIN Number.

In similar vein - P.A.T. test

 

[MikeJ]

Actually, isn't PDF "Portable Data Format"?

 

[truffy]

free, instant.
bacon is still pristine vocab.

 

[estwig]

Letting someone go

Always makes me think of farting!

Must make the effort to grow up a bit.

 

[Inva]

Nowadays, "innovation" and "disruptive". Just empty words.

 

[Graham Tyers]

webinar

No, please, just send me an email or a link to a website or something.

 

[Ian J]

Always makes me think of farting!

Must make the effort to grow up a bit.

What do you think of when you hear the name President Trump

 

[estwig]

What do you think of when you hear the name President Trump

Farts - oddly

 

[Newchodge]

Farts - oddly

I think I can see a pattern developing here.

 

[Noah]

The word "The" when it precedes "HMRC" and "HMRC" is not followed by a noun.

I worry about me. I see the word HMRC, and the first word that pops into my mind is bastards.

 

[Mark T Jones]

I worry about me. I see the word HMRC, and the first word that pops into my mind is bastards.

Strange - for me the first word is always incompetent, closely followed by bastards

 

[Mark T Jones]

A new contender, which crosses my timeline with increasing regularity is 'humbled'

Somebody said something nice about me, so I feel humble.

A few people turned up to my event, which made me humble.

Seriously? Get a grip!

 

[Newchodge]

'I am ever so umble' Uriah Creep?

 

[itsnathanhere]

Not really new by internet standards, but as I've been growing my business I've come across a lot of startups using the term "bootstrapping" - which I'm led to believe means initially doing most of the work yourself to save money. I thought that was more or less every small business!

 

[simon field]

Sputum.

 

[Noah]

Sputum.

I see your "sputum", and raise you "phlegm".

(Asthmatics joke).

 

[OMGVape]

“Drill down”

“Netizens”

 

[deniser]

"You should go online" in response to our closing down sale.
Uttered from the mouth of every single customer.

Err, we've been online since 2006.....and the big shop sign has read www......co.uk for many years.