yanktar
Over the hill--and going faster!
Yeah, but you can probably say "debocle" at work regardless of the chances of getting fired, rather than "clusterf#@&". Irrespective of that, I like to pick on those that say irregardless too.I prefere ClusterF$%k myself.On a serious note, I like using odd words, Like debocle. I get to use that one at work all the time, along with quagmire. We seem to have lots of debocles and quagmires at work.
I like it when words are used precisely to convey a meaning intended.
"Brownie, you did a heckuva job!"
We now know what that means. But what could Pres. Screw-Up have meant?