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The British "queue up" when joining a line in wait for something. As do my print jobs. The comment is submitting a topic for next consideration, so what's wro
by chernevik 15y ago
The British "queue up" when joining a line in wait for something. As do my print jobs. The comment is submitting a topic for next consideration, so what's wrong the usage here?
- mikeryan 15y agoIts traditionally "Cue" which can be a reminder , so "Cue the current thread" means "take a look at this current thread" not "get in line for this thread". I say this having read the original term phonetically and not even realizing the mistake which is likely common and really didn't need to be editorialized.