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Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
total dislike for the Togg, its pathetic...
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Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
Never really heard "Togg" before but already dislike it. Nothing can be as bad as "Tiffie" or "Tonka" though...
Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
I like 24/7, because that's when I get lots of birthday presents.....................................well that's a bit of an exaggeration really.BostonSwing wrote:My pet hate is "24/7", although the other day I saw someone had added "365" to it.![]()
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I wonder if they know about leap years.

Jacqueline does remember occasionally though.

Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
I can just about get over someone using the word 'tog' instead of photographer... and 'chimping' was probably one of the first digital photography slang words I came across... However...
I CANNOT STAND the use of the word 'click' instead of photo / photograph / image / picture etc - eg "Here's my click of it"

I CANNOT STAND the use of the word 'click' instead of photo / photograph / image / picture etc - eg "Here's my click of it"


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Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
Having spent 22 years shortening speech using acronymns, abbreviations, etc, it makes no odds to me.
In fact, I'd be half tempted to say that most terms used within our community are mostly service-speak anyway - I know I've been guilty of using service-speak over the years on here without thinking about whether any non-service folks understand what I'm blathering on about......
I still find myself using service-speak at work, and I have to stop myself quite a lot, even though I left the RAF 7 years ago....

In fact, I'd be half tempted to say that most terms used within our community are mostly service-speak anyway - I know I've been guilty of using service-speak over the years on here without thinking about whether any non-service folks understand what I'm blathering on about......
I still find myself using service-speak at work, and I have to stop myself quite a lot, even though I left the RAF 7 years ago....

Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
Don't hear anybody saying 'International Organisation for Standardisation 100/200/400 etc? I recon 'tog is accepable.
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Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
That's an acronym, not an abbreviation...onemac wrote:Don't hear anybody saying 'International Organisation for Standardisation 100/200/400 etc? I recon 'tog is accepable.
Al
Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
No objections to acronyms or abbreviations per se, except to say it would be useful for those (like me!) who don't know what they mean if a sticky list could be created on the forum.
Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
Milscanners has one...
Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
ok I'll admit it im a ........ Terry's Old Geezers......



Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
There's an 'I', a 'S' and an 'O' (in that order) therefore it's an abbreviation.KyleG wrote:That's an acronym, not an abbreviation...onemac wrote:Don't hear anybody saying 'International Organisation for Standardisation 100/200/400 etc? I recon 'tog is acceptable.
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Re: Anyone else dislike the "Togg" phrases?
Actually, I will admit I was wrong. It's an initialism.onemac wrote:There's an 'I', a 'S' and an 'O' (in that order) therefore it's an abbreviation.KyleG wrote:That's an acronym, not an abbreviation...onemac wrote:Don't hear anybody saying 'International Organisation for Standardisation 100/200/400 etc? I recon 'tog is acceptable.
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ISO is an initialism for the International Organization for Standardization.initialism (plural initialisms)
A term formed from the initial letter or letters of several words or parts of words, but which is itself pronounced letter by letter.
BBC is an initialism for British Broadcasting Corporation.
Anyway, back on topic...

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