Made up words
If I say “Om nom nom nom” at work, everyone knows I’m asking “Are you ready for lunch?” (from omnomnomnom.com), but I was wondering if anyone else had weird phrases that they use that other people just don’t understand?
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- @markfranklin69 @danielcourtney @robertneedham battleshots: http://t.co/FzeLdiPO http://twitter.com/beezly
- @DrugCrazed @doomdiver16 hehe :D http://twitter.com/beezly
- @doomdiver16 what make/model is your laptop? http://twitter.com/beezly
- @doomdiver16 how about coffee rev at 2? My shout :) can you DM your sheffield e-mail address? http://twitter.com/beezly
- @doomdiver16 I'm sure I can help out. How about sometime tomorrow? I'm free most of the day. /cc @CiCS http://twitter.com/beezly
- @Hudsonweather maybe weather forecasters should give a more explicit "confidence" in their predictions? http://twitter.com/beezly
- I received some spam in hebrew. Surely that's not kosher. http://t.co/lDpj4ahB http://twitter.com/beezly
- @amylaurenswales I'd get used to it. It will happen for the rest of your life. http://twitter.com/beezly
- BWAHAHAHAA. In your face Oracle Instant Client: http://t.co/txfqIIcM http://twitter.com/beezly
- @neilyc they *are* good though :) http://twitter.com/beezly
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I heard the phrase “lunching al desko” for the first time yesterday, which took me a few seconds to figure out.
Oh, and my housemate pretty recently heard someone call the living room light “the big light”, which he’d never heard before.
Jon Eccleston
11 Oct 08 at 11:57 am