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Weren't you retired? Legolas Send a noteboard - 16/11/2022 08:41:59 PM

View original postIs this widespread or is it unique to my company? Inquiring minds want to know!

Er, I do think that most of the time I've seen it used, it's been by people from your company, now that you mention it... but then as giant corporations go, I do interact more with that one than any other.
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It's time for another business jargon rant damookster - 16/11/2022 03:55:11 PM 197 Views
*skips* merrily around your thread *NM* Roland00 - 16/11/2022 04:07:26 PM 53 Views
but you aren't hopping *NM* damookster - 16/11/2022 05:21:28 PM 50 Views
Hopping is a bi word, but kind of my nemesis type of bi, the BUSY Bis *NM* Roland00 - 16/11/2022 06:14:12 PM 45 Views
Lots of people I work with say 'hop' or 'pop' aerocontrols - 16/11/2022 06:59:08 PM 94 Views
Pop in or pop out at least makes some sense. *NM* damookster - 16/11/2022 09:47:22 PM 44 Views
Weren't you retired? Legolas - 16/11/2022 08:41:59 PM 111 Views
Soon. Not yet. damookster - 16/11/2022 09:46:00 PM 110 Views
Curmudgeon is a calling, not a job aerocontrols - 16/11/2022 10:27:03 PM 103 Views
Well said. *NM* damookster - 17/11/2022 12:30:24 AM 51 Views
It's a verb people use to describe video conference calls Tom - 16/11/2022 11:01:40 PM 111 Views
Yes. It is. damookster - 17/11/2022 12:29:19 AM 98 Views
You could say you'd rather skip? Floffe - 17/11/2022 06:56:16 AM 105 Views
You are fortunate damookster - 17/11/2022 12:54:23 PM 100 Views
In a kangaroo court, one must hop fionwe1987 - 17/11/2022 03:19:02 PM 102 Views
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