In the 21st century, you've got to thnk outside the TESSERACT!




(Good luck with that.........)

anyone who mutters "thinking outside the box" clearly is not "thinking outside the box," just relying on a cliche.

It is what it is...

It's such a white flag of surrender thing to say.

It's not always a negative saying.

FFS, tell us WHAT it is!

This is the corporate version of 'thoughts and prayers'. I'd rather have time to do my job and the pay for it.)

A runner-up is 'going forward'. It's 'from now on', dammit!

Corporate-speak, blechhh!

What happens after midnight??

"Half-mast" for a flag flown on land. Ships have masts. On land, it's "Half-STAFF".

Starting any sentence with "Hopefully". That is an atrocity.

so condescending.

to getting one's knickers in a knot?

I've even heard Democrats use that expression. Once and for all, It's the DEMOCRATIC party!!!

Does that one count?

When I hear this I think "If you had already earned my trust then you wouldn't have to ask me to "trust you." This is the point my internal warning system starts raising red flags. Or, as the robot in the TV series Lost in Space would say: "Danger, Will Robinson, Danger!"

"you can take him at his word?"

i would never take witkoff "at his word"

another one, from an x=boss "you just don't get it"

Usually said after some atrocity like a mass shooting. This is EXACTLY who we are. Maybe not us as individuals, but as a society the U.S. can be very sick.

Sorry to all

"FAFO"
and that "leopards eating face" one

Both way over used and just not clever anymore

they are still VERY relevant

If something is overused it loses its relevancy
and to see it 2-3 times in threads makes it overused
and actually one reads it here everyday, and posted with any discussion along with it, which in my opinion is just lazy

And also “Salty”

Now here's something entirely different.

talking about "Going to war" with teammates. I recall the late Todd Christensen -- one of my favorite all time sportscasters -- going off one time about NFL players using this phrase!

…Something the corporate media peeps always say. Is it a Civil Engineering course or what??

"Calling balls and strikes"

Liars.....

I hate that phrase.

it's just...........gross