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I used the word "bussin" when I left feedback on a project at work and no one noticed. 😭 I need more ridiculous words that stand out. Something that will at least prompt a Slack 🤦‍♂️ response. Help me. I promise I'll update Twitter on how it goes.

I used the word "bussin" when I left feedback on a project at work and no one noticed. 😭 I need more ridiculous words that stand out. Something that will at least prompt a Slack 🤦‍♂️ response. Help me. I promise I'll update Twitter on how it goes.

  • Alkali Layke
    Posted 4 years ago (Source)
    I used the word "bussin" when I left feedback on a project at work and no one noticed. 😭 I need more ridiculous words that stand out. Something that will at least prompt a Slack 🤦‍♂️ response. Help me. I promise I'll update Twitter on how it goes.

    • celazure101
      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @alkali_layke Not necessarily a standout word but English teachers absolutely love when you use the word albeit correctly. I had a college English teacher stop what he was doing and come tell me how great I was in the middle of class because he read it in a rough draft paper I was doing. 🤷‍♂️

      • Alkali Layke
        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @celazure101 That's a nice word. I'm looking for something that would induce a giggle though

    • Alkali Layke
      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      So far "happy cow" is winning. I'm going to need the rest of you to be a bit more creative.

    • TheCantelope
      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @alkali_layke And that’s a nooooo kiiiap

      • Alkali Layke
        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @TheCantelope 🤣🤣

    • GMRez
      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @alkali_layke "Brobdingnagian." Yes, it's a real word.

      • Alkali Layke
        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @GMRez Googled this. Confirmed real word. I'm determined to find a way to use it someday

        • GMRez
          Posted 4 years ago (Source)
          @alkali_layke "Prestidigitation" could be another one to use.

          • Alkali Layke
            Posted 4 years ago (Source)
            @GMRez But it's not ridiculous or silly

            • GMRez
              Posted 4 years ago (Source)
              @alkali_layke 🤔 How about "Hullabaloo?"

              • Alkali Layke
                Posted 4 years ago (Source)
                @GMRez To describe a work project? You're failing me man!

    • TweetsWithEase
      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @alkali_layke I usually just leave a 💰

      • Alkali Layke
        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @TweetsWithEase This is good too.

    • Skitlz5
      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @alkali_layke Bing Bong

      • Alkali Layke
        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @Skitlz5 This is a contender.

    • LinusFlink
      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @alkali_layke In a similar vein I started adding unnecessary legal disclaimers to random documentation in work. It’ll pay off some day. (Note, I take no responsibility for how or if this works, use at your own risk).

      • Alkali Layke
        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @LinusFlink Genius.

    • jrhsk8
      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @alkali_layke ive started to replace my regular emojis in the work slack with the seal emoji. nobody's said anything yet 🦭

      • GallonHS
        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @jrhsk8 @alkali_layke I have been successfully converting everyone on the design team to use an animated animal crossing frog chair doing the fortnite dance whenever something goes well, it’s great

        • Alkali Layke
          Posted 4 years ago (Source)
          @GallonHS @jrhsk8 Team building champ!

    • lunaloveee8
      Posted 4 years ago (Source)
      @alkali_layke Just replace the end of nouns with -ussy

      • Alkali Layke
        Posted 4 years ago (Source)
        @lunaloveee8 Fabulussy. How about the adjectives?
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