Jemmy used in a sentence

Jemmy in a sentence as a noun

Will echo jemmyw about flights. Obviously you don't want to be the annoying seat neighbour, but usually if someone wants to chat they'll make that clear fairly fast.

Although perhaps in America colleagues and bosses are more vocal about it, as jemmyw implied.

For all I know, they have a calendar entry "meet with jemmyw today" as long as I don't need to commit to a specific time with them it's all good. Seems like a small thing, but if I see it coming up in the schedule then I don't want to do it.

If your ISP decided to only transmit the string “jemmyw” 10% of the time, and blackhole the other 90% of jemmyw-containing packets, we would call that censorship. Facebook altered an algorithm to transmit a story to fewer people than it otherwise would have.