What does ASAP mean to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is anyone else really curious about what OP thinks “Do you mind?” means?

Shudder to think

[Anonymous]

OP, I bring your you 8 DOWN in this week’s Wash Post Magazine crossword puzzle.

Clue: Letters that may convey urgency.
Answer: ASAP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP, I bring your you 8 DOWN in this week’s Wash Post Magazine crossword puzzle.

Clue: Letters that may convey urgency.
Answer: ASAP

Hahaha. I think he knows he’s beaten by now, but that’s a nice cherry on top.

[Anonymous]

it doesn't mean this: r “As soon as possible” meaning NOT right away, but when you get a round to it.

It means do it now. and quickly, and as quickly as now can be done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, I bring your you 8 DOWN in this week’s Wash Post Magazine crossword puzzle.

Clue: Letters that may convey urgency.
Answer: ASAP

Hahaha. I think he knows he’s beaten by now, but that’s a nice cherry on top.

I cracked up when I saw it on the puzzle after reading this thread and couldn’t resist posting here!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How does “as soon as possible” translate to “whoever you get around to it” in your mind?

OP here. To clarify “When you get around to it”- I meant you do this thing once you got around to your other priorities.

Clearly, we are not unanimous about asap.

We are unanimous except for you.

+1

This made me laugh. OP, you are wrong. Full stop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This has to be the second weirdest DCUM thread I have ever read, topped only by Eagle/Claw/SNAFU or whatever the heck that was.

Eagle snafu. Linoleum! Fifty-second fish maw.

Link, please!

It's a response in this thread:

Cabinets! Wolf terrible condition returned. Any suggestions??
https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/404239.page

[Anonymous]

ASAP is a nice way of saying NOW. If time is not of the essence, say “at your convenience” or something similar.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How does “as soon as possible” translate to “whoever you get around to it” in your mind?

OP here. To clarify “When you get around to it”- I meant you do this thing once you got around to your other priorities.

Clearly, we are not unanimous about asap.

Using your def I will never be able to get back to you because I am never fully caught up with other duties.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, I bring your you 8 DOWN in this week’s Wash Post Magazine crossword puzzle.

Clue: Letters that may convey urgency.
Answer: ASAP

Hahaha. I think he knows he’s beaten by now, but that’s a nice cherry on top.

OP is 100% female.

[Anonymous]

Methinks op doesn't know the meaning of ASAP nor unanimous. There are possible comprehension issues.

[Anonymous]

While I agree with everyone (except OP) about what ASAP means, I disagree that it’s a “nice” way of saying “now.” It’s kind of barky and rude. I usually say “Please prioritize this - we need it in 30 minutes” or something.