MikeL
Go Fish
of course, then there are those who hate digital just because...![]()
Or hate Leica just because......
user237428934
User deletion pending
I like to interface with my database which is in cyberspace.
You are sooo outdated. Cyberspace ist out. Nowadays you do cloud computing so everything is in the cloud.
Did I mention that I can't hear the buzzword "cloud" anymore?
Gid
Well-known
when did we get a sense of humour?
I thinks its fairly obvious that if we continue to live here then we must have a sense of humour :bang:
ZeissFan
Veteran
I had one "boss" who began each message with "Folks."
Then his two boot-licking toadies began to start their messages the same way. I refused to drink the Kool-Aid, so when the layoffs came around, guess who got squeezed out of a job.
I sometimes wonder if I shouldn't have been kissing his ass like my two sniveling colleagues. Hindsight is not often better -- it just keeps you up at night.
I HATE messages that begin with "Folks."
Then his two boot-licking toadies began to start their messages the same way. I refused to drink the Kool-Aid, so when the layoffs came around, guess who got squeezed out of a job.
I sometimes wonder if I shouldn't have been kissing his ass like my two sniveling colleagues. Hindsight is not often better -- it just keeps you up at night.
I HATE messages that begin with "Folks."
Vics
Veteran
I agree with the OP, but would include "film camera" too. What I find distasteful is the idea that digital technology has to replace other technologies.
Vic
Vic
pevelg
Well-known
"This word. You keep using it. I do not think it means what you think it means."
Inconceivable!!!
ferider
Veteran
"buttery smooth".
Disgusting, really.
Disgusting, really.
ron1945
Established
analogue
analogue
in the i was into ham radio,any radio that didnt read out the frequency in numbers was analogue so where does that leave t90 aeip canon rebal to name just a few?.
analogue
Incitatus
Member
I refused to drink the Kool-Aid, so when the layoffs came around, guess who got squeezed out of a job.
Poor Kool Aid - Jim Jones used "Flavor Aid" - Kool Aid forever stigmatized!
Roger Hicks
Veteran
Definitely 'key' when used to describe something other than a metal object used for opening a lock. . .
Key light?
Keystone?
Cheers,
R.
No Keylime Pie for YOU!
iamzip
Ambitious, but rubbish
"This word. You keep using it. I do not think it means what you think it means."
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"Anybody want a peanut?"
iamzip
Ambitious, but rubbish
Irregardless
Ooohh, I hate that!
Also, "should of" or "could of" instead of "should've" or "could've."
back alley
IMAGES
Or hate Leica just because......![]()
not me...
i have owned an m4p and an m3 and a few lenses along the way.
i just prefer a swing door.
back alley
IMAGES
"buttery smooth".
Disgusting, really.
how about 'smooth like butta'?
Sparrow
Veteran
I don't care which way I swing
back alley
IMAGES
No Keylime Pie for YOU!
i love keylime pie!
Gid
Well-known
I'm none too keen on proactive and "going forward". The language of consultants. However, like or loathe, we have to get used to the fact that once a word or phrase is in common usage, we're stuffed., init.
Sparrow
Veteran
Downsizing, as in "you're sacked"
Smartsizing, as in "you're sacked"
Rationalisation, as in "you're sacked"
Modernisation, as in "you're sacked"
Consultation, as in "you're sacked, but a bit later"
Smartsizing, as in "you're sacked"
Rationalisation, as in "you're sacked"
Modernisation, as in "you're sacked"
Consultation, as in "you're sacked, but a bit later"
nathanp
Established
Key light?
Keystone?
Cheers,
R.
Oops. That told me.
I'll have to revise - I hate the word 'key' when managers use it to mean "quite important". Especially when it's over-used during a really dull company briefing!
PS - Thank you for all the information on your site, I've learning quite lot from it
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