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The bad asses on the rugby pitch. They use brute force to maintain possession of the ball. They engage in majority of the rucks and are right in the middle of the scrum. Basically, they are men doing man shit.
Forward positions consist of the props, the hooker, the locks, the flankers, and the 8 man. Typically, they wear jersey numbers 1-8.
The forwards did work today during the match, leaving the other team beaten and bruised. Let's go to the pub, get drunk and sing hilariously crude songs.
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The tendency to send impersonal, cheesy or off-color previously-forwarded emails to everyone in your address book.
"Save us all from forwarditis."
Tom: "Joe has forwarditis. I just got another one about some whacko alien conspiracy theory."
Cho: "Dude - what an emailsturbator."
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It is used as a greeting when you haning with you peeps. It is replace for bye.It could mean, in a few minutes, in a hour, this evening or tomorrow or anytime we meet again
Sean: I gotta go, we ga link up!
Mike: Yeah ya c, In the forward
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The act of going in the direction in front of you
"Turn left, turn right, then keep going forwards"
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A "Serial Forwarder" is that person who blows up your email in-box with every piece of internet humor that tickles their fancy. Often times this person is a good friend whom you don't want to upset by explaining just how annoying it is to have to clean their "cute jokes", chain emails, their "partisan political humor" and other asinine internet tidbits out of your in-box every day. Opening and viewing email from a "serial forwarder" can even put your computer at risk of a virus adding to the level of annoying achieved by these people.
Every day I get 2 to 4 stupid/annoying emails forwarded to me by a 67 year old man who is the father of a good friend of mine. Out of respect, I have not told this "serial forwarder" how annoying his forwarded emails are so I simply delete them without even looking at them.
A completely unnecessary and meaningless corporate buzz phrase that somehow gets shoehorned into every memo, press release or public statement. It can always be eliminated from the text without any effect at all upon the intended meaning.
"If any member of the New England Patriots organization is close enough to a murder investigation to get arrested, it is too close to an unthinkable act for that person to be part of this organization going forward."- Robert Kraft
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Corporate-speak phrase, usually repeated three times per paragraph, that has completely replaced the phrase "in the future" and "from now on". Generally used at the beginning and the end of a sentence.
"Going forward, there will be a 0-tolerance policy on bathroom stall gaffitti. We're serious about this, going forward.
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