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Bad Order A term used by a tradesman originally believed to be separated by a semicolon, i.e... BAD part; ORDER a new one The common adjective is an all-encompassing term used to describe something that is broken, while at the same time, being as nondescript as possible to avoid excessive work. Example:
Repair Order: "engine is b/o" Rookie: "the engine smells?" Veteran: "No, it's broken" Rookie: "What do you mean broken? What kind of broken? Does it have a miss? does it leak? Is it broken in two?" Veteran: "Dunno yet, lets go inspect it." Rookie: "Who wrote this up? Didn't the inspector already inspect it in the first place?!" Veteran: "Yup" Rookie: "Lazy swing-shifter" |
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1.body odor-bad personal hygiene.
2.better offer-better job or bargain. 3.bought off-to bribe someone. 4.butt out-mind your business. |
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