The act of elite branding by using hot names for a company or product. A combination of Brand, Elite, and Ignite.
by Bugsz November 21, 2013
grewu (n.) A legal marijuana grower who wisely follows all laws governing the cultivation and manufacture of this cash crop.
A grewu is truly a guru of a movement/industry who jumped in early into the farming of legal weed in progressive states such as Colorado; these farming pioneers are posed to make a boatload of money.
A grewu is truly a guru of a movement/industry who jumped in early into the farming of legal weed in progressive states such as Colorado; these farming pioneers are posed to make a boatload of money.
The first grewu from Colorado started planting marijuana seedlings in his heated greenhouse on January 1, 2014, the day weed was officially legalized.
by Bugsz December 04, 2013
n. Obamneycare, a merge of Obamacare and Romneycare, is the bipartisan -- and, thus, more neutral -- term for the Affordable Care Act (ACA), proposed by President Barack Obama and signed into law on March 23, 2010, during President Obama's administration.
"Obamneycare" was coined in 2011 by former Governor Tim Pawlenty (R) to disparage primary presidential rival Mitt Romney, former Republican governor of Massachusetts and creator of Romneycare, the template for the ACA. Obamneycare remained in use during the Republican primary season, but in summer 2012, after Romney wrapped up the Republican presidential nomination, the term was censored among Republicans and fell out of use by the media.
In October 2013, after the roll out of the ACA, "Obamneycare" has gained traction as a term that better reflects the bipartisan reality surrounding the ACA.
"Obamneycare" was coined in 2011 by former Governor Tim Pawlenty (R) to disparage primary presidential rival Mitt Romney, former Republican governor of Massachusetts and creator of Romneycare, the template for the ACA. Obamneycare remained in use during the Republican primary season, but in summer 2012, after Romney wrapped up the Republican presidential nomination, the term was censored among Republicans and fell out of use by the media.
In October 2013, after the roll out of the ACA, "Obamneycare" has gained traction as a term that better reflects the bipartisan reality surrounding the ACA.
“President Obama said that he designed Obamacare after Romneycare, and basically made it Obamneycare. We now have essentially the same features. The President’s own words is that he patterned in large measure Obamacare after what happened in Massachusetts.” -- Tim Pawlenty, in a Fox News interview, 2011 (Youtube video).
by Bugsz November 22, 2013