I hate the phrase "strong work"!

[MWOS]

I hear it from doctors to students.

I would love for a doctor to tell me "strong work"

[Deleted]

I'm with Mary. LOL.

[pantsparty]

I thought it was Sue Sue's phrase.

[flex]

I prefer "stronger than dirt".

[Deleted]

Aug 14, 2012 23:03:30 GMT -5 pantsparty said:

I thought it was Sue Sue's phrase.

It is. :Y:

[montereybride]

Yep, I totally associate this phrase with Sue.

[Deleted]

Strong work, kizmet.

[eb777888]

I always thought of sue, too then someone on my FB said it. I adore
both the FB friend and sue so have become quite fond of the phrase. Kiss it, kizmet!

[eb777888]

Whoa, I was joking.

[pantsparty]

Aug 14, 2012 23:09:16 GMT -5 @kizmet said:

Aug 14, 2012 23:07:16 GMT -5 @misoangry said:

Strong work, kizmet.

Strong work your mom.

And she's already having a bad day!

[montereybride]

Aug 14, 2012 23:09:16 GMT -5 @kizmet said:

Aug 14, 2012 23:07:16 GMT -5 @misoangry said:

Strong work, kizmet.

Strong work your mom.

Snoortt

[eb777888]

No, I feel bad! I should have included the :-)

[iamgrace]

I hate it in certain circumstances. It depends on who it's coming from, I guess.

Like, you took your kid to the dr when he was sick? No, that's not strong work. You saved someone's life? Okay, yes. Strong work.

[dochas]

I've never hear it or read it. Can you use it in a sentence? I'm still not even understanding what it means. LOL

[Deleted]

Strong work, all.

[iamgrace]

Aug 15, 2012 11:22:44 GMT -5 frkls said:

i like it. so, eff off!

Well, ok!

[iamgrace]

Lol. Now I'm just laying in wait for you to post anything remotely deserving of a strong work comment. Just. You. Wait.

[bab]

LOL kizmet

::whispers::

I don't like that phrase either

[eightangryreindeer]

I usually add a "grasshoppah".

Or sensei.

Takes the edge off.

[Jalapeñomel]

I´ve never heard this before.

[dochas]

Aug 15, 2012 10:15:56 GMT -5 @kizmet said:

I usually see it in place of saying something like "Good job!".

"You worked all night and got that major report done? Strong work!"

Since I don't like "quick work " either I think it boils down to not liking the word work. Maybe it stems from a creepy architecture studio prof I had once who would slink around muttering "Get to work! Work! Work! Work!". ? I know, I'm weird! :-)

Thank you!

I have to say I am not a fan.