The Other Ones

Describing TheOtherOnes here: ThinkingOutLoud.DonaldNoyes.20131211.1436

• The some as in "some-people"
  • When the "some" may only be the one making the expression
• The some-one-else as in "that's some-one else's concern or job"
  • When the sentiment is that "It's-not-my-job", let George do it.
• The other-people as in "them or they"
  • When the "them or they" are really people "we" wish we could work with, or really don't want to work with (Some programmers express this sentiment when they think managers, or the end-users
• ... the-other-ones

CategoryHomePage (to cover TheOtherOnes who do not have one)