| 1. | SFD | ||
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Social Filter Deficiency
A syndrome in which the said subject has trouble deciphering which thoughts to express aloud, and which to keep silent. Often the source of embarrassment of subject's companions. One:
Kyle - Chad has SFD. Bailey - You reckon so? Kyle - Yes, he just asked me if I would graffiti the school's walls with him while we were eating thanksgiving dinner at my grandma's house! Bailey - Yeah... he does have difficulty gauging what to and not to say. Two: Chad - (rather loudly) GUYS I'M SO DRUNK!!! Krystan - Chad! Stop being to SFD! I'm on the phone with my mother!! Three: Chad - I really need to take a shit. Teacher - ... SFD... |
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| 2. | Origin Of Ratsun | ||
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It was a cold, dark, stormy night. Lightning striking more than I've ever seen. The clouds parted and............................... Something moved in the shadows.
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It was two men, Steroid and a Gnome the call Klotz. Klotz was holding Steroids DIPSTICK and said.." Steroid you need some lubrication." From the woods came a scream never heard before...it was a sort of a sound like.."Kiz....kiz kiznook" and from the dark came a stranger with a dvd in his hand. Thank god it wasn't VD it was a DVD. "Step back my fellow....uh...creatures of the dark." he whipped out a DVD player and said boldly" I have a cheap and crudely homemade DVD of Datsun repair by a Sage they call...." suddenly a sound comes from the woods... It's a man from the great white north. They call Him DatzenMike. He says to the group gathering.." Hey is this the Ratsun get together...EH?" See he talks funny because, well he's Canadian, and they just talk funny. So then after drinking many Molsons and saying eh and take off hoser, they called, on a cell phone, a man called BEEBANI. " Whats wrong here, Steroids ......and now they all called it a Ratsun, because the great white northerner called it that....his Ratsun won't start, what should we do?" When REDEYES from the dark says , Is it a......." ...Situation that calls for the all Knowing the most brilliant of all...the one thay call....." Suddenly, a rustling from the bushes stops them all silent. A whisper comes from there and a voice ... |
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| 3. | Information Systems | ||
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The great link between Business (or end process) and Computer Science
Involving the way information is gathered, processed, and used in a meaningful way. Computer Science Majors – boast about how many lines of code they can write Information Systems Majors – boast about how much money they have saved and created for overall business. Business Majors – boast about their new sports car after high earnings and cut cost - dependent on the performance on their Information Systems which is dependent on Computer Science. Information Systems creates logical use out of organizing and processing data through information technology. IS makes CS useful IS makes Business actually work (and increasingly so in the new Information Era) Top IS programs: MIT and Carnegie Mellon IS has yet to find a permanent home in the School of Computer Science, Business, Humanities Professionals in IS who are really good at what they do are an asset to any company and are normally paid accordingly. Or can leave and find their place somewhere else (sometime creating their own business – usually successful) IS professionals also have bigger hard drives than CS and Business professionals as well as cocks. Hey man, did jimmy order those parts before he got fired?
No dude, our Information Systems does that automatically now. CFO: "we need to be able to process 9 million transactions integrated with EDI and have our production line update automatically while being able to offer real time analysis and GPS tracking as well as electronic invoicing. Oh, and if one thing does not work correctly (even if the correct way contradicts our business logic) YOU ARE FIRED" CIO: "Okay" |
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| 4. | Infomercial | ||
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A show that comes on around midnight or so to advertise a useless product. It lasts about 28-30 minutes with cheesy and over-the-top acting. Most of the time, you watch it when you can't get any sleep and you're too tired to know any better. In this state, you're convinced that you're in desperate need of a small step ladder with an mp3 player and bluetooth capabilities. That infomercial convinced me that I need a shower radio that can also dice tomatoes. I think I wasted that $150.00.
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| 5. | Tidbitformation | ||
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Portmanteau of 'tid-bit' and 'information' meaning a small piece of information. "Jeremy has bladder control issues."
"...That's one tidbitformation I didn't need to hear..." |
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| 6. | eight circuits of consciousness | ||
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a considerable theory assumed by the philosopher Timothy Leary. The way Leary saw it, the nervous system consists of 8 potential circuits, or "gears". Four of these circuits are located in the usually active left lobe of the brain and are concerned with our terrestrial survival; the four on the right side are "extraterrestrial", reside in the usually inactive right lobe, and are for use in our future evolution. more...
This explains why the right lobe is usually inactive, and why it becomes active when one injests psychedelic drugs. To better understand this theory, here's an in depth explaination of each circuit: I. THE BIO-SURVIVAL CIRCUIT This invertebrate brain was the first to evolve (2 to 3 billion years ago) and is the first activated when a human infant is born. It programs perception onto an either-or grid divided into nurturing-helpful Things (which it approaches) and noxious-dangerous Things (which it flees, or attacks). The imprinting of this circuit sets up the basic attitude of trust or suspicion which will ever after trigger approach or avoidance. II. THE EMOTIONAL CIRCUIT This second, more advanced bio-computer formed when vertebrates appeared and began to compete for territory (perhaps 500,000,000 B.C.). In the individual, this bigger tunnel-reality is activated when the DNA master-tape triggers the metamorphosis from crawling to walking. As every parent knows, the toddler is no longer a passive (bio-survival) i... |
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| 7. | marchand | ||
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To give large quantity of information (through paper or electronic documents) with no explanations of what that information is, organization techniques, or what specific items may need your attention. This most often takes place during transfer of job responsibilities. "He is marchanding me!"
"He just gave me 5 binders full of documents and walked away, I've been marchanded" "I will marchand her tomorrow." |
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