Myth-information

1. To intentionally misinform using myths and other popular misconceptions.

2. Widely held and promoted but false information that has taken on a mythic quality. Misinformation.

Health Care Reform is being shot down by myth-information.

Creationism is myth-information rather than science.

9-11 conspiracy theories are based on myth-information.

by Innocent4 August 27, 2009

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stoplight party

A party where guests wear the the colors of the traffic signal to denote their relationship status: green means they're single, red means they're taken, and yellow means their relationship status is "complicated"

I think we should host a Valentine's Day stoplight party!

by Dave Harris November 25, 2007

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your other left

Sarcastic phrase; used with the directionally challenged to make them aware of their error.

Doctor: "Raise your left hand."
Drectionally Challenged Guy: (raises right hand)
Doctor: "No, your other left."

by nuzach September 30, 2005

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Virgin Ears

A person who has been vaguely exposed to sex, drugs, profanities and doesnt have a tight grasp on reality.

Susie has a pair of virgin ears.

by Elena February 28, 2005

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singletasker

Opposite of multitasker, a singletasker is one who only takes upon one task at a time, and follows it through to completion. Often used sardonically when someone is bragging about their supreme multitasking skills.

Bobby: "Today I'm only going to focus on finishing my TPS reports and not to answer the phone, email, text, IM, staple, and make breakfast simultaneously."

Jeffy: "You are such the singletasker!"

Bobby: "I can't even respond to you at this time, because then I'd be multitasking."

by TMGuy November 18, 2009

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