The Art of Sounding Intellegent

[Ecofarm]

Wrong thread.

Fun will be had elsewhere...

[Cort Haus]

Fantastic self-kunting in the OP.

[Cort Haus]

Above all things, never use "ask" as a noun. It's somehow become popular among middle and junior managers trying to project a "man of the people" stance by emulating football managers- people paid to shout at retards, not sound intelligent.

Ooh, I dunno Laz. That's, like, a big ask, you-know.

[Bugs ****ing Bunny]

Pair that with "at the end of the day" and you could get signed off work as unemployable.

[Drake Tungsten]

Above all things, never use "ask" as a noun.

I have absolutely no experience with this. America!

[Wezil]

I've heard it on US television. I'm thinking of Oz.

[Provost Harrison]

Ooh, I dunno Laz. That's, like, a big ask, you-know.

I do use "at the end of the day", but only in the correct way for example "I need this finishing before the end of the day" or "At the end of the day I am going home and relaxing"

[Elok]

Y'know, smart does not necessarily = eloquent, nor the other way around.

[MRT144]

Y'know, smart does not necessarily = eloquent, nor the other way around.

[Asher]

Y'know, smart does not necessarily = eloquent, nor the other way around.

Eloquent people are smart in at least one way: oration.

[MRT144]

Eloquent people are smart in at least one way: oration.

Booyackashaw, wog won.

[MikeH]

Ooh, I dunno Laz. That's, like, a big ask, you-know.

I wish I'd posted that.