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Explainer - as seen on a government article on wholesale energy prices. It may be correct but just feels so clunky (and clunky could be also added to the list).


Presser, the recently coined term for press conferences, urghh


But some words quickly become part of our lexicon, I remember stakeholder which I first heard used extensively by the new Blair government. At the time I thought that it meant vampire hunters.

SpringTime Wrote:

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> Seabag Wrote:

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> > Racist

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> Wrong, Seabag.



This is a thread about annoying words


Racist was my word of choice


You?re free to post yours

Siduhe Wrote:

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> Any excuse...

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That's very funny Siduhe....just can't work out how to reshare that image!!! Love it!

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