“Q: What happens to my unused loyalty points when my membership expires?
A: Upon expiry of the membership, a member has one month from date
of membership expiry to fully utilise the remaining points. After which, all the
unused points will be automatically zerolised. (emphasis mine)”
I cannot adequately express how much I love this new word. From now on, milk is not expired, it is zerolised. Ditto any vouchers/coupons/etc. In fact, let’s do away with boring words like ‘divorced’ or ‘terminated’ or ‘retrenched’.
“How’s the wife, Frank?”
“Oh, didn’t you hear? She zerolised me three months ago.”
“Gee, that’s tough.”
In fact, on my tombstone I don’t want boring born and died dates. Instead, I want “Utilized” and “Zerolised”.
God, this word rocks.
4 comments:
shouldn't it be "zerolized"? Or "zerolysed"? Or "zerolyzed"?
"Asshat" is my word of the year. Only seen it recently - don't get out much.
Google it. The first reference is quite funny.
E@L
shouldn't it be "zerolized"? Or "zerolysed"? Or "zerolyzed"?
"Asshat" is my word of the year. Only seen it recently - don't get out much.
Google it. The first reference is quite funny.
E@L
sorry sorry for for the the double double post post
MUAHAHAHAH! It's Singlish on print maaan!
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