Posted on Oct 2, 2017
What "catch phrase" that "accidentally" slipped has landed you in hot water since entering 1stCivDiv?
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I guess I am lucky for I work in an office full of vets so basically just about anything will fly
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"Clusterf*ck" does not go over well as a descriptor in a project management meeting. ;)
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"What are you going to do, send me back to Vietnam?" Endeared me to more than one supervisor during my working days.
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“Able to meet minimal expectations with maximal supervision,” or “couldn’t manage a fart in a Mexican restaurant” are 2 of my favorite ways to describe certain employees and managers (and they make great bullet statements for OPR/OER/Fitreps/whatever the Army has).
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Don't tell a group of kids to stand fast. They look at you alike you are speaking greek.
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DILLIGAF = Do I look like I give a f**k
Using Navy eating terms doesn't normally go over as well either...
PUSS ROCKETS - hot dogs
CHICKEN CATCH ME F**K ME - chicken catchatorre
MYSTERY MEAT - pork loaf or turkey breast
SHIT ON A SHINGLE - sos
Using Navy eating terms doesn't normally go over as well either...
PUSS ROCKETS - hot dogs
CHICKEN CATCH ME F**K ME - chicken catchatorre
MYSTERY MEAT - pork loaf or turkey breast
SHIT ON A SHINGLE - sos
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That thing is broke-dick - HRA does not look kindly upon using broke-dick as term for a computer that is non-functional. Worked when my M113 needed a new engine pack.
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