Dictionary definition

[Holders]

Imminent, adj. (Fulhamish). Eventually, not in the near future. Not to be confused with English imminent - very soon, almost immediately; more like the Spanish manana but without the same sense of urgency.

[mangoputney]

Imminent, adj. (Fulhamish). Eventually, not in the near future. Not to be confused with English imminent - very soon, almost immediately; more like the Spanish manana but without the same sense of urgency.

+1 love it

[sipwell]

Reminds me of the use of the word "imminent" in Belgian politics. A politician said we would 'imminently' do something (too difficult to explain). It took 3 years.

[BarryP]

Reminds me of the use of the word "imminent" in Belgian politics. A politician said we would 'imminently' do something (too difficult to explain). It took 3 years.

So you are saying the project was put on the fast track then?  Three years for a politician could be less than one term around here and that ain't bad.  :005:

[farfouille]

imminent - also known as "3 days before never".

[valdeingruo]

This seems appropriate in here as well, given our current posts and style of play.

[mangoputney]

This seems appropriate in here as well, given our current posts and style of play.

+1 class!!! Especially with the Kahn tash, continued penny pinching & schexy sideways football