| 1. | Company Fat | ||
|
Company Fat is a term used to describe personnel and/or policies that are unnecessary for a company to operate. Most of the time, the company fat causes a decrease in operating effectiveness and efficiency. Much like body fat, too much Company Fat can cause the arteries of a company to clog, ultimately hitting its bottom line (the heart).
Michael: Good. (starts to walk away, then turns around) Oh, yeah, also, about budget stuff. Um, I going to need you to find, like a, a full employee salary, plus benefits, like fifty grand. I'm going to need you to find 50 grand in the numbers.
Angela: But we don't keep two sets of books. Michael: Well, that's not what I'm saying. Just, you know, find it. Pretend that your jobs depend on it. (Michael walks away) Later... Angela: Well, I looked through all the budgets. And there is one department... Oscar: Yes? Angela: ...that has three people... Oscar: Yeah? Angela: ...doing the work, that could be done by two. Oscar: This is great. (Angela slowly shakes her head) (Oscar looks around) Oscar: Oh. Kevin: (knowingly) Yeah. (with emphasis) Oh. *There is Company Fat in the accounting department at the Dunder Mifflin Scranton branch. |
|||
| 2. | Battlefield Bad Company 2 | ||
|
The game Call of Duty try hard fans hate to admit is actually better than Call of Duty. This is because the game has an destructible environment which means if you blow a grenade up in a house, it would be altered. You can even make your camping spots, and YES, camping is mandatory in this game. It is actually the closest you will come to a real-like war FPS game. The it actually has gravity, and if you want to camp and get a head shot from long range, you would have to aim above someone's head. Call of Duty Fan: Dude! I just got a 31:0 K/D Ratio in MW2! Old Call of Duty Fan: Dude, I will not worship you unless you do that shit in Battlefield Bad Company 2.
|
|||
| 3. | Organic Company | ||
|
When a company you apply to work for explains themselves as an organic company, which they should be shot for & given a gravestone entitled 'douchebag lies under this organic pile of shit' Unless their employees are fed on organic produce or are indeed planted in grow bags daily to help them work without pesticides, the term shouldn't be used! Period!! 'oh yes, you'll find we're an organic company to work for'
'this is a great position, for an organic company, with many offices worldwide' 'i love working here, it's so organic' |
|||
| 4. | Company Man | ||
|
A yes man. A suit. Some joker whose only goal in life is the expansion of his/her own career. A suck-up. A brown-noser. A worm. These guys piss me off. Hey dirtbag, you can eat me you company man.
|
|||
| 5. | Yes Car Credit | ||
|
Dodgy British car finance company that sells rubbish cars (e.g. ex rental Vauxhall Astras) to the desperate. "I just got out of jail for fraud and owe £250K. Can I have get a Ferrari?"
"Yes you can." |
|||
| 6. | top | ||
|
Military term for a 1SG -- the First Sergeant of the company is on top of the enlisted chain of command in the company. U.S. Army and USMC slang for anyone in grade E-8 who holds a diamond symbol in their chevrons, but loosely used also for E-8 Master Sergeants. Term of familiarity, and respect. "Private Johnson!"
"Yes, First Sergeant!" "Are you squared away?" "Absolutely, Top!" |
|||
| 7. | Verizon Wireless | ||
|
A cell phone company who thinks they are so great, when in fact, they actually suck. They lure you into the store with their "hot" new phones like the Chocolate and then a month later your sitting with your new phone realizing you can't do anything cool with it. Then you call Verizon asking for help, and they act like they couldn't care less.
Then maybe you record a cool video and want to transfer it to your computer with Bluetooth. Oh wait, you can't because your shitty phone company you went with doesn't allow it. You decide you want to return your phone and get the iPhone wannabe Voyager. Then you realize it has the same interface as your chocolate and return it. Now your stuck with a two year contract with a shitty phone company, not to mention all the hidden charges that come along with your already uber-locked down phone. AT&T Customer: "Hey Mike, want me to send you that cool song I just recorded and saved as my ringtone."
VZ Customer: "Hey sure, Thanks!" (Gets sound 6 hours later after it being sniffed by Verizon for possible traces of ripping them off). VZ Customer: "Yo robby, I got dat sound, but i can't save it as my ringtone. We both got have the RAZR" AT&T Customer: "Yes My Friend, but you have Verizon Wireless. You can't have fun." (Starts uploading limewire content to phone)...Verizon customer goes to cry in corner. |
|||
