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Jobb Posted 22 years ago
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bullslinging and snowjobbery
bullslinging and snowjobbery = ?
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The training in writing that they get, unless they are very lucky, is largely training in bullslinging and snowjobbery.
Context;
The training in writing that they get, unless they are very lucky, is largely training in bullslinging and snowjobbery.
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) snowjob = confusing talk for the purpose of snowing someone Thus, bullslinging = the art of slinging bull snowjobbery = the art of snowing (people) Interesting post, Jobb!
- ) snowjob = confusing talk for the purpose of snowing someone Thus, bullslinging = the art of slinging bull snowjobbery = the art of snowing (people) Interesting post, Jobb!
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to sling bull (***) (Also simply BS) = to talk nonsense or to talk less than truthfully, often boastfully or in an exaggeratied way
to snow (someone) = to deceive, usually by confusing talk (Also, to fasttalk someone.)
snowjob = confusing talk for the purpose of snowing someone
Thus,
bullslinging = the art of slinging bull
snowjobbery = the art of snowing (people)
to snow (someone) = to deceive, usually by confusing talk (Also, to fasttalk someone.)
snowjob = confusing talk for the purpose of snowing someone
Thus,
bullslinging = the art of slinging bull
snowjobbery = the art of snowing (people)
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If there's a prize for the best 'Re:', I think Jobb just walked it.
Hats off.
Hats off.
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