My favorite phrase of the week:
"overly broad and unduly burdensome"
Let me cite an example:
My to-do list at work has become overly broad and unduly burdensome and I now have a headache to start my weekend off.
Technically, it's a legal-ish phrase, saying, you've just asked for WAY TOO MUCH information from us that can't possibly be gathered because we generate over $30 billion in sales each year and there's NO WAY we can put together what you're asking for just to piss us off.
Heh.
I like using it to describe my workload too.
Let me cite an example:
My to-do list at work has become overly broad and unduly burdensome and I now have a headache to start my weekend off.
Technically, it's a legal-ish phrase, saying, you've just asked for WAY TOO MUCH information from us that can't possibly be gathered because we generate over $30 billion in sales each year and there's NO WAY we can put together what you're asking for just to piss us off.
Heh.
I like using it to describe my workload too.