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jon f mn · Nov 26, 2018

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db4600 · Nov 26, 2018

Or when you give directions by who used to live on a place because you can?t remember who lives there now

Bruce from Can. · Nov 26, 2018

Or you describe a person by the job they do, or the fella that lives over yonder, because even though you know this person, you can?t come up with his name

Fred Werring · Nov 26, 2018

Between my wife and 3 daughters, I speak fluent "thingy"

Fred

wjytexas · Nov 26, 2018

way too true

SweetFeet · Nov 26, 2018

Or whachya-ma-call-it. LOL

IA Roy · Nov 26, 2018

Thing-a-ma-jig, or thing-a-ma-bob, or do-hickey etc!

David G · Nov 26, 2018

I can remember almost every line of code and issues customer have had, but I cant remember peoples names.

john *.?-!.* cub owner · Nov 26, 2018

(quoted from post at 09:43:33 11/26/18) Thing-a-ma-jig, or thing-a-ma-bob, or do-hickey etc!

ou have just about covered my entire vocabulary

Richard G. · Nov 26, 2018

My Grandma would call things "Dohickeymaflidger".
She was born in 1894 and died in 1985.
Richard in NW SC

Kansasredneck · Nov 26, 2018

I was walking across the plant one morning with my boss when a lady machine operator motioned us over.
She pointed at a locking mechanism and stated, "this thing-a-ma-bob keeps falling open."
The boss turned to me and said," ooh, I love it when they talk technical to me."

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