Pop Culture: Who Said It
I see you're drinking 1%.. Is that 'cause you think you're fat?
Who is Napoline Dynamite
This punctuation mark is often called the "Oxford" version when used before the last item in a list.
What is a Comma
Taste the rainbow
Skittles
This phrase suggests a meeting that could've been an email, often preceded by "let's" and followed by "offline."
What is circle back
The tribe has spoken.
Who is Jeff Probst (Survivor)
"Dot dot dot" is the informal name of these three little dots that indicate an omission or continuation.
What is an ellipsis
Where's the beef?
Wendy's
KPI, a metric used to measure the success of a marketing campaign, actually stands for this.
What is Key Performance Indicator
Bazinga
Who is Sheldon Cooper
Words like racecar, civic, radar, and rotor are spelled the same backwards and forward.
What is a Palindrome
Once you pop, you can't stop
Pringles
This agricultural metaphor is used when managers want you to think beyond immediate results.
What is low hanging fruit
I’m not superstitious … but I am a little stitious.
Who is Michael Scott
A figure of speech that compares two different things with one another by using the words 'like' or 'as'
What is a Simile
What is Apple's original slogan?
Think Different
Stop, drop, and roll. This painful-sounding phrase indicates someone's request will be immediately prioritized.
What is a fire drill
This is going to ruin the world tour.
Who is Justin Timberlake
Starting a sentence with one of these was traditionally forbidden, but modern copywriters do it all the time for effect.
What is a conjunction
Zoom zoom
Mazda
A Rinck classic, this husband and wife duo are often called upon for good luck going into a pitch.
Who are the Farley's