Slang: Used when one social work student is addressing an e-mail or other message to fellow social work students.
Person 1: Hey, social workies! Look forward to seeing you all at our mixer tonight!
Person 2: Hey, social workies! That Social Work test is brutal, but this is why we will be partying tonight... see ya social workies!
Person 2: Hey, social workies! That Social Work test is brutal, but this is why we will be partying tonight... see ya social workies!
by CROMan2 February 06, 2010
A word used to describe an organization that was founded on radical principles, but over time waters down its principles until it stands for little.
Also used to define an organization that is based on an ideology from another decade. An ideology once popular, but continues, despite becoming less popular, due to some self-serving individuals having a vested interested in continuing it.
Also used to define an organization that is based on an ideology from another decade. An ideology once popular, but continues, despite becoming less popular, due to some self-serving individuals having a vested interested in continuing it.
Person 1: So I got involved in this political movement
Person 2: And?
Person 1: Turns out they used to be an egalitarian group of hippie leftists.
Person 2: And then what?
Person 1: Now most people don't know what they stand for. That, and they tend to be run by a bunch of jerks.
Person 2: That organization sounds like a MUNSU
Person 2: And?
Person 1: Turns out they used to be an egalitarian group of hippie leftists.
Person 2: And then what?
Person 1: Now most people don't know what they stand for. That, and they tend to be run by a bunch of jerks.
Person 2: That organization sounds like a MUNSU
by CROMan2 February 06, 2010