More Words and Phrases I’m Sick Unto Death Of

by Paul Epps on 14 Nov 2018

Calendar

“Calendar” as a verb: “Can you given me an estimated delivery date so I can calendar it?”

I’ve never heard that before today and I’m already sick of it.

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