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Old 30th March 2009, 05:22 PM
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A list of new and innovative "TRY SAYING" phrases have been provided so that proper exchange of ideas and information can continue in an effective manner.

Try Saying:
I think you could do with more training
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You don't have a f***ing clue, do you?

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I'm certain that isn't feasible
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F*** off a*se-wipe

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Really?
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Perhaps you should check with...
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Tell someone who gives a f***.

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I wasn't involved in the project.
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Not my f***ing problem, mate.

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That's interesting.
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What the f***?

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I'm not sure this can be implemented within the given timescale.
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No f***ing chance mate.

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Excuse me, sir?
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Oi, f*** face.
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Default Re: For those that swear at work

These are great, I know a lot of my mates in the trade industry could do with a bit of mentoring in this!

Some of those will come in very handy during a had day at the office!
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Dear All,

as i have had a trying day

I am searching for an opportunity to calm down and reflect positively upon the day and its opportunities to succeed.

Considering these challenges as problems is a negative, and disrupts mine and my colleagues Karma. This leads to failures in communication between colleagues and my client group.

This had led to a reduction in positive outcomes today and thus the potential financial status of the organisation.

In English

Had a CRAP DAY.

Couldnt balance the money.

Couple of pts were ANTSY

And i was not my normal self when talking to my colleagues.

Still tomorrow is another day .

regards David
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Old 31st March 2009, 04:48 AM
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(mutters....must practice "That's interesting")
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Hi
I learnt my profanities whilst working OHMS. When the children came along I learnt a new dialect. Blurry Hall and Sugar, convey the imperative! Frigging H*ll surprise! My Whooops a Daisy duck has silenced a pub.
However my personal favorite is courtesy of the USA, Expletive F..ing Deleted. R. Nixon Esq.

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Mark:
Those were F****** great!
I mean, your initial post was very entertaining and informative.

Steve
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Don't smoke , don't drink and have to watch what I eat now, but do like a swear.


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