When sending a text message and the recipient of the message was not the intended recipient. Alternatively, when you try to reply to one person, and another message comes in just as you're about to reply, and you end up replying to the wrong person. This issue can have detrimental effects.
Girl to married guy: "Hey, what are you up to?"
(Guy is getting ready to reply, when he's distracted for two seconds, during which time, the following message hits his phone."
Wife to her husband: "I made it to Dallas."
(Now husband, thinking he's replying to his girlfriend says)
Husband to his wife (slip of the thumbs): "Nothing, my wife is out of town if you want to sleep over tonight."
Wife to husband: "WTF!?!?!"
(Guy is getting ready to reply, when he's distracted for two seconds, during which time, the following message hits his phone."
Wife to her husband: "I made it to Dallas."
(Now husband, thinking he's replying to his girlfriend says)
Husband to his wife (slip of the thumbs): "Nothing, my wife is out of town if you want to sleep over tonight."
Wife to husband: "WTF!?!?!"
by Chaz Walker September 18, 2007
In the App Store and Android Market people will withhold a higher rating on phone apps for feature requests.
This is a form of extortion for stars.
This is a form of extortion for stars.
This app is perfect, but I'm only giving it four stars until you allow me to change the background color.
That is an example of exstartion.
That is an example of exstartion.
by Chaz Walker August 14, 2010
I got into an argument with a face puppet last night. I didn't even realize it until I went to its wall to see just how crazy it was.
by Chaz Walker July 29, 2013
An antique memory-card (read:canister) used by people before the invention of flash memory. The canisters held very few images (twenty-four, or, sometimes, thirty-six), and the only card readers were very expensive, so people usually had to have the cards read at Photo-Labs. The process of reading the cards was called "developing", and only late in the game would be provided in a digital form; usually you had to scan the photos in from the paper copies.
John: Where does the memory card go in this camera Mom?
Jane: That's a 35mm film camera...
John: What's 35mm film? I've never even heard of that memory card.
Jane: ...
Jane: That's a 35mm film camera...
John: What's 35mm film? I've never even heard of that memory card.
Jane: ...
by Chaz Walker May 06, 2009
When using T9 in a text message, and the wrong word is accidentally sent to someone. It's usually not an issue, unless the wrong word still has applicable meaning in the context of the conversation.
Not to be confused with Slip of the thumbs.
Not to be confused with Slip of the thumbs.
Used in the context of a text message conversation:
Adam: "Hey, where are you?"
Eve: "I'm gone."
Adam: "Gone where?"
Eve: "Sorry, my phone got Thumb-Tied. I'm *home*. ^^"
Adam: "Hey, where are you?"
Eve: "I'm gone."
Adam: "Gone where?"
Eve: "Sorry, my phone got Thumb-Tied. I'm *home*. ^^"
by Chaz Walker September 18, 2007
1. Clever Improvisation. To turn a phrase. Creating something clever from a common phrase.
2. The joining of two words to form a new word that's more fun to say.
2. The joining of two words to form a new word that's more fun to say.
1. "What if the Hokey-Pokey really is what it's all about?"
2. Clever + Improvisation = Cleverisation.
2. Clever + Improvisation = Cleverisation.
by Chaz Walker April 30, 2010
(This is an example using a two person conversation.)
"The new president is a douche bag."
"That's expectable...."
"Why!? Is it because he's a democrat?!"
"No. . . It's because he ran for president; they've all been douche bags since Thomas Jefferson."
"^_^"
"That's not a word. . ."
"$@J)(DE)@XKLK!!"
"Fair enough."
"The new president is a douche bag."
"That's expectable...."
"Why!? Is it because he's a democrat?!"
"No. . . It's because he ran for president; they've all been douche bags since Thomas Jefferson."
"^_^"
"That's not a word. . ."
"$@J)(DE)@XKLK!!"
"Fair enough."
by Chaz Walker August 24, 2008