2 definitions by Oldrego
Safe, (yet) Not For Work.
A tag for things that show no explicit sexual content, but still contains content you don't want to access at your workspace.
An example would be a lime fanfiction.
A tag for things that show no explicit sexual content, but still contains content you don't want to access at your workspace.
An example would be a lime fanfiction.
Bill: "Hey, Ted, have you heard of that one fanfic called 'Butter me Up: A Paula Deen Adventure'?"
Ted: "...One quick question, is that SNFW, or NSFW?"
Bill: "She has sex with Gordan Ramsey."
Ted: "NSFW it is then, good f****** lord."
Ted: "...One quick question, is that SNFW, or NSFW?"
Bill: "She has sex with Gordan Ramsey."
Ted: "NSFW it is then, good f****** lord."
by Oldrego April 7, 2017
A term used to describe someone who knows a lot about many things, but, with the second tag "master of none" added it transforms into a derogatory phrase meant to emphasize how mastery of one skill is important for deeper knowledge.
However, one, oft forgotten tag is the third one: "is oftentimes better than a master of one". Instantly, the term reverses meaning, symbolizing how a person who knows a lot about many things that integrates their skills allows them to surpass even a master of one.
Interesting phrase, nonetheless.
However, one, oft forgotten tag is the third one: "is oftentimes better than a master of one". Instantly, the term reverses meaning, symbolizing how a person who knows a lot about many things that integrates their skills allows them to surpass even a master of one.
Interesting phrase, nonetheless.
"Man, Tom knows a lot! He's a jack of all trades, aint he?"
"Yeah, but he probably doesn't know a lot about specifics. You know how it goes: Jack of all trades, master of none."
"Jack of all trades, master of one, is oftentimes better than master of one, man. Tom's pretty smart."
"Yeah, but he probably doesn't know a lot about specifics. You know how it goes: Jack of all trades, master of none."
"Jack of all trades, master of one, is oftentimes better than master of one, man. Tom's pretty smart."
by Oldrego March 10, 2017