Since I had Mrs. Wagstaff and Mrs. Tucker of Lydgate Lane Primary and Tapton Secondary, Sheffield, England, respectively, I would never feel the need to coin any such phrase. I would actually feel the edge of Mrs Wagstaff's ruler on my hand, were I to even try.
However, when a commercial solar firm emailed me a bunch of their free so-called "infographics" on spec, I did take a look, just to see whether they were any good.
I quite liked this one. And it didn't have a commercial push that I could see.
As long as you don't click on it. In which case you'll be virtually kidnapped and taken to their web page.
Don't do it!
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