horrible. Plus it sounds like a combo of "upscale" and "Catskills"
'Out Of Gas'
Natter 58: Let's call Venezuela!
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
OED claims it, but it is ugly and stupid and smells funny.
I vote "ew".
Horrible, although I kind of like its cousin "upsell," since it is such a pithy way to describe the whole "You want fries with that" thing.
"upskill" real word or really horrible business speak.
Dear god!
Is it meant to be a noun?
....surely not a verb?
I've been to a number of weddings where I wasn't closely connected to anyone who wasn't part of the wedding party - is that really that uncommom?
When it's someone who's part of your gang of old friends or you know the whole family or something, sure, a + guest is unnecessary and sometimes even awkward. If not, though, the prospect of being the lone single at a table of unknown couples may well be enough to make me decline the invitation.
THANK YOU! ok back to putting this document together.
Matt - didn't I see that groom's cake on Ace of Cakes?
I don't watch Ace of Cakes, but possibly. I know the groom in question picked it based on Steel Magnolias. (Though as far as I know it wasn't a concession to a favorite crazy aunt who baked it herself.)
I've been to a number of weddings where I wasn't closely connected to anyone who wasn't part of the wedding party - is that really that uncommom?
Me too. I got invited to a number of friends' weddings back in college where I only knew the bride and groom. Coupled with my serious discomfort at making small talk with complete strangers, it made for some awkward receptions.
it is used as a verb..."educate and upskill [employees]..."
Perhaps if they upskilled writing, we wouldn't have to face that word.