3 definitions by FoodScienceNerd
Mucoid is a term for the appearance of a food product or fecal matter from a person that appears to contain mucous-like material either on the surface or encapsulated within the biological matter. Associated with "Hamburger Disease" or Hemorrhagic E. coli.
People who are infected with E. coli O157:H7 may have bloody, mucoid hemmorragic diharrea as their kidneys shut down and liquify.
Sugar that is contaminated with L. mesenteroides will form a slimy, mucoid substance appearing as white or greenish white liquid.
Doctor: What symptoms are you having?
Patient: Projectile vomit, bloody bowel movements with mucoid content
Sugar that is contaminated with L. mesenteroides will form a slimy, mucoid substance appearing as white or greenish white liquid.
Doctor: What symptoms are you having?
Patient: Projectile vomit, bloody bowel movements with mucoid content
by FoodScienceNerd May 27, 2009
Slang Term for "Murderous Rage and Anger." The individual is out of control, irrational and violent. Often resulting in the death of others and themsleves. More rarely used to describe NPC's in some more violent video games.
Teens/Adults going into a McDonald's/hospital/school with extreme angst and mental problems start shooting up the place are "Mur-Rager's". Often a response to bullying, result of alcohol abuse and/or drug abuse
"They keep picking on me I'll go Mur-Raging on those a$$holes."
Non-player characters in many video games are "Mur-Ragers" having no other purpose but to maim, kill and destroy, even at the cost of their own existence.
"That drunken SOB butchered his whole family in a Mur-Rager."
"They keep picking on me I'll go Mur-Raging on those a$$holes."
Non-player characters in many video games are "Mur-Ragers" having no other purpose but to maim, kill and destroy, even at the cost of their own existence.
"That drunken SOB butchered his whole family in a Mur-Rager."
by FoodScienceNerd May 27, 2009
Commercial televsion programming marketing itself as "news" but containing little or no relevant content to news or reality. Often contains flashy graphics, loud presenters and is often slanted in one category (such as celebrity focus, political viewpoint or sensationalized news events). Tabloid TV often relies more on the audiences preconceptions and capitlizes on emotional responses rather than fact.
Fox News is Tabloid TV - presenting a "panel of fair and balanced experts" on a political viewpoint tend to have a very right wing/conservative viewpoint. Discussions tend to be one way, and dissent is normally ridiculed.
CNN has Tabloid TV content - regarding "twitter" and other forms of social netowrking in the newscast instead of presenting disticntly as commentary.
Inside Edition - nearly entirely celebrity focus with sensationalized crime stories. Tabloid TV in its entirety.
"Fox is Tabloid TV."
CNN has Tabloid TV content - regarding "twitter" and other forms of social netowrking in the newscast instead of presenting disticntly as commentary.
Inside Edition - nearly entirely celebrity focus with sensationalized crime stories. Tabloid TV in its entirety.
"Fox is Tabloid TV."
by FoodScienceNerd May 27, 2009