Interpathic 

Knowing what someone is going to do on the Internet before they do it.

Jane: Julia is going to blog about her phone conversation with Nick, Rex is going to read it and comment, and then all hell will break loose.

Jim: How the hell do you know that?

Jane: I told you. I'm interpathic.

Interpathic by Shelley McIntyre April 11, 2008

internethical

being in accordance with the unwritten morals of internet use.

my internethical tendencies persuaded me to delete my mom's "honeymoon" photos from my facebook page.

internethical by sculptordude November 27, 2009

intermatics 

Term used for a filthy scammer that resides on the internet.

I got scammed out of 500 dollars online! Ugh, that intermatics!

intermatics by Jxhdhehdjdj March 7, 2021

Interpatheuation 

Inter-path-eu-ation (group euphoria)

The process of making a later regretted decision as a group because of blind enthusiasm. Similar to mob mentality, interpatheuation is when a decision is made that one would later look at and say, "Well it seemed like a good idea at the time."

Interpatheuation commonly occurs in creative meetings where a member comes up with an idea and then more members build on that idea until it is blown out of proportion. At the time everyone would agree that what they came up with was collaborative and original. A later look would reveal a lack of attention to the idea itself and more attention to the enthusiasm of the group.

1
Design client: "What's that large rainbow colored rabbit doing on our poster?"
Designer: "Oh that was a result of interpatheuation. We're going to schedule a meeting and re-address that idea."

2
Wife (over the phone): "How did the meeting go?"
Husband: "Not great. I thought we had something going but decision making turned into interpathuation. Now I'm stuck in Singapore and I'm pretty sure there's a bounty out for me."

Interpatheuation by dantaylr May 28, 2010

interpath 

When you find yourself at a page that you had no intention of visiting, but found your self veiwing due to clicking on hyperlinks on multiple pages. Often time consuming and pointless.

Jane and Paul walked in on me looking at a self help page and I quickly had to explain that I was not looking to help myself and had found myself there via interpath.

interpath by Kendrak December 6, 2007