I'm seeing a lot of people typing 'n' or 'an' instead of 'and' and it's really grating on me.
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Stakeholders..... internal stakeholders..... external stakeholders.... I don't know who you're talking about!!!!
Can we go back to customers/consumers/clients/service users (depending on the nature of the business) and colleagues. Ta.
I'd actually forgotten that one, so impersonal, our service users wouldn't ever recognise that they were a stakeholder, it's not even logical.Stakeholders..... internal stakeholders..... external stakeholders.... I don't know who you're talking about!!!!
Can we go back to customers/consumers/clients/service users (depending on the nature of the business) and colleagues. Ta.
could be worse - they could be spelling it steakholders!Stakeholders..... internal stakeholders..... external stakeholders.... I don't know who you're talking about!!!!
Can we go back to customers/consumers/clients/service users (depending on the nature of the business) and colleagues. Ta.
I don't know if this is the right thread. But I seen hayer, for here 
Oooh I'd like to engage with those, like a bit of steak mmm.could be worse - they could be spelling it steakholders!
Stakeholders is just vague on purpose imo, meaning anyone who does or who should give a duck
This is exactly how it should be described to new starters!
I‘ve just seen a post on Facebook asking for recommendations for a ‘cyroprarctor’. smh
Bricky Brack shop…..another one fb
Tender hooks. 
When people pronounce the days of the week like
Mundee
Tuesdee
Wensdee (!!)
my mum does it, STOP it! enough! 
Mundee
Tuesdee
Wensdee (!!)
my mum does it, STOP it! enough! 
Oh dear. I was listening to a podcast on Pol Pot and the host kept saying Khmer Rogue instead of Khmer Rouge. I guess it made sense to him in some way.
I bet his emails blew up with people correcting him.
I bet his emails blew up with people correcting him.
I can forgive non English speaker, but when a person, who speaks English since he was born, says 'aaizzle' for "aisle" .... I want to
When people write "what a waist"