Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Nip/Tuck Dictionary Entry #1

In the past year, I’ve noticed that in addition to many spelling and grammatical errors, Nip/Tuck makes up a lot of words.  Here are some examples:

 

Staywalker – apparently is how you describe a person who is walking in a public space and not the most aware of their surroundings.  Staywalker.  (i.e. “Staywalkers are something we really have to watch out for at the site.”)

 

Touchpoints – to my general understanding, this is a group of people who are all related to one another in some capacity via a project.  Vague, I know.  This one gets used A LOT (i.e. “These are key touchpoints that you need to know.”)

 

No wonder it takes 15 minutes to decipher one of her infamous emails!  Half the words she’s using aren’t even REAL words!  Nip/Tuck only gets better with age, what can ya say?

 

 

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