Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

Layoff or lay off?

Which one is correct?

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Sh*t-canned
Whacked
Walked to the door

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Post ID: @2pze+11SPuZhJ

ETS!

Extinct Telephone Service

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Post ID: @1ylf+11SPuZhJ

Turn the lights off when you leave the building.

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Post ID: @1gvh+11SPuZhJ

S-Canned

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Post ID: @1xdr+11SPuZhJ

discharged

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Post ID: @1cpz+11SPuZhJ

screwed

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Post ID: @alp+11SPuZhJ

Layaway :|

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Post ID: @cep+11SPuZhJ

Surplussed

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Post ID: @irf+11SPuZhJ

Infowars!

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Post ID: @uyp+11SPuZhJ

@rzr is right - either way you're out on your a–.

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Post ID: @bpy+11SPuZhJ

does it matter?

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Post ID: @rzr+11SPuZhJ

Both, depending on your sentence.

Layoff as a noun: There have been layoffs again.

Lay off as a verb: We are going to lay them off.

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