by debtahals wears a curiosity COAT on April 27th, 2009

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We use a lot of specialized jargon in our jobs, classes or hobbies / interests. What's an example & definition of one bit of jargon you know?

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  • by Jadey - Vive la difference on April 27th, 2009

    Jadey - Vive la difference

    Wow... theres a lot! I will give "nimbyism" since I just wrote that a couple of sentences ago.

    It basically refers to the "not in my back yard" kind of people who are all for conservation, for instance, unless it directly encroaches upon them in some way.

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  • by Shadow is Gone on April 27th, 2009

    Shadow is Gone

    Truck Driving ...

    "Reefer" ... refrigerated trailer
    "Big Road" .... highway
    "Flip Flop" ... return trip
    "Chicken Coup" ... truck scales
    "Bear" ... police
    "Back Door" ... behind
    "Lot Lizard" ... truck stop prostitute

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  • by Kravenhead on April 27th, 2009

    Kravenhead

    I used to inspect, test and troubleshoot photo electric tubes, which had a "fill tube" attached. Sometimes that fill tube would be broken off... I called them John Bobbitts. I know that's pretty technical.. but there ya go.=0]

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  • by Bigessfour wears a Army COAT on April 27th, 2009

    Bigessfour wears a Army COAT

    "Embrace the suck": Translation: The situation is bad, but deal with it.

    FUBAR - Fuck*d Up Beyond All Recognition.

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  • by Tom on July 28th, 2009

    Tom

    In the sales field, a "T-O" or "turn over" happens when a salesperson is unable to close a sale, so he brings in coworker to talk to his prospects with hope that they might think of a different angle and close the sale.

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