an overused term, blindly adopted in 2004 by television program promoters, used to describe what in the past had been known as a new episode; oddly enough, it actually describes trite, predictable and teen-angst filled shows (primarily on the WB) with storylines that are rotten, spoiled, and rancid; often reduces an unsuspecting viewer to periods of involuntary vomiting; similar to the term bad when it means bad.
term created by a loyal Bush Watcher. As it has been variously described, it’s a combination of dyslexia, attention deficit disorder, apraxia, illiteracy, ignorance, laziness, passive-aggressiveness, inappropriate humor, and an arrogant attitude of privilege. –Politex
See Bush Watch
a term often used to describe a paper, write-up, report, manual, or transcription that is nowhere near completion and subject to a complete rewrite at the drop of a hat; usually applied to documents required to be completed by a specific date, that had little or no attention given to them until the night before they were due.
term used casually by corporate executives and upwardly mobile butt-ostriches (see below) to describe Saturday and Sunday; more commonly known as weekend by people that have taken charge of their balanced lives.
one who abandons his or her religion, principles, political party, or some other allegiance because they have become sick of all the crap they have to deal with
deviating from the ordinary rule; eccentric; irregularly inflected; a person who is unconventional; a maverick; a word that is irregularly formed.
the sense of disorientation caused by one of a certain cultural level unexpectedly encountering a society of a level markedly higher; the state achieved when one chooses balance in life after years of being embedded into an “its all about the job” work ethic.
annual ritual drawing large groups of domesticated smeckos to a single location on the planet, with the sole intention of encouraging each of them to perform their favorite acts to one another.
marked by excessive and false earnestness; ingratiating; characteristic especially observed in some salesmen in an attempt to get their way.
- a bunch of corporate dogs participating in a meeting, conference, get-together or ceremony featuring dances, feasting, fair, etc.
