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Not a good fit
Passive agressive understatement used when rejecting a job candidate, firing a worker or breaking up with a spouse, girlfriend or boyfriend. Very useful if you want to appear indifferent to the strong emotions and upset of the person on the receiving end of the negative information.
"You have been a valuable employee for the last 32 years but unfortunately, in the current conditions, you are not a good fit."
"I really want to thank you for 31 years of marriage and 12 children but at this point I think we are not a good fit anymore."
"I really want to thank you for 31 years of marriage and 12 children but at this point I think we are not a good fit anymore."
Not a good fit by Bad fit September 19, 2009
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Good One Fitz
A phrase shouted after somebody trys to tell a funny story, but their story is too long, boring, and most of all not funny!
Fitz: One day when I was playing Gears of War with some of my friends, I was trying to shoot somebody when one of them just comes up to me and tried to chainsaw me. I just turned around and shot them in the head, and he was like Nooooo... and I was like Yeah....Take That!!!
Xander: GOOD ONE FITZ!!!!
Xander: GOOD ONE FITZ!!!!
Good One Fitz by Jonathan Alexander May 5, 2007
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