This *Reaching out, shyte is really giving my @rse a toothache these days.

[Sir C]

I accepted it from the septics, when I worked for them around 2015 ish, alongside preceding everything with, *super, it was typically part of the lexicon of US word ****ery.
I had a feeling it wouldn’t last before a few, limp wristed media types over here began enthusiastically gorging at the tits of anything Uncle Sam.
There’s barely an e-Mail receipt from a supplier that doesn’t thank me for, reaching out these days.
Who are these lemmings over here that feel it necessary to ditch the word, contact overnight ?
Reaching out ? I mean, what is that ? It gives me a sense of drifting at sea on a life raft, while clutching an oar from the RNLI.
Fark me..

Another one. “Please populate the spreadsheet and share.”

Oh **** off.

[Peter]

Another one. “Please populate the spreadsheet and share.”

Oh **** off.

We all know, and accept, that language evolves. I think as you get older you realise that this evolution is generally driven by ****s.

[IUFG]

We all know, and accept, that language evolves. I think as you get older you realise that this evolution is generally driven by ****s.

indeed it is.

watching a cleaner the other day, she emptied a load of waste paper baskets and she replaced all the wafer-thin bin liners in an instant and tied the top of the bin liner tightly around the top of the basket with the tiniest amount of spare bin liner.

Now, that's an office skill.

[Peter]

indeed it is.

watching a cleaner the other day, she emptied a load of waste paper baskets and she replaced all the wafer-thin bin liners in an instant and tied the top of the bin liner tightly around the top of the basket with the tiniest amount of spare bin liner.

Now, that's an office skill.

Sure it. I often look at people and think we place value on the wrong things as a society.