by Foznots March 06, 2010
Socialist-networking is like social-networking but for communists, progressives, Democrats and liberals.
Socialist-networking sites are places for liberals to meet and berate conservatives and patriotic Americans.
Socialist-networks are intolerant of opposing points of view and those with conservative ideas will be insulted and eventually kicked off the site.
Socialist-networking sites are places for liberals to meet and berate conservatives and patriotic Americans.
Socialist-networks are intolerant of opposing points of view and those with conservative ideas will be insulted and eventually kicked off the site.
by Foznots March 23, 2011
A left leaning social site where non-liberal points of view are met with hate.
Conservative bloggers are banned regularly.
Liberals on sodahead frequently bash Christians and conservatives in creative and disgusting ways and will get sympathetic site moderators to censor or ban those who actually manage to get the upper-hand on them in a debate.
Sodahead is a site for rhetoric, vitriol and flames.
Conservative bloggers are banned regularly.
Liberals on sodahead frequently bash Christians and conservatives in creative and disgusting ways and will get sympathetic site moderators to censor or ban those who actually manage to get the upper-hand on them in a debate.
Sodahead is a site for rhetoric, vitriol and flames.
by Foznots March 29, 2010
Day Labor Diego or DLD is a term for the illegal aliens who hang out by a corner somewhere to be picked up by contractors looking for cheep labor. DLD's usually huddle in packs.
I got a contract to build a wall on Main street. If I hire some Day Labor Diego, I can save money on labor and pocket the difference.
Those DLD's work cheep.
Those DLD's work cheep.
by Foznots March 09, 2010
The over consumption of blogging sites through excessive posting, reading or both.
A person who snarfleblogs is known as a snarfleblogger
A person who snarfleblogs is known as a snarfleblogger
by Foznots April 23, 2010
by Foznots November 01, 2009
Main entry: no (D)
Pronunciation: \ˈnō\ \ˈdē\
Function: noun
1: When a corrupt politician in the Democratic party is mentioned in the liberal media such as a news paper, the party affiliation is almost always dropped unlike Republicans which will have have the party affiliation with the name usually highlighted. You will know if a Republican was arrested if your news paper arrives with a car battery to power the glowing neon signs in front of that politician's party affiliation and name indicating a Republican which will be repeated infinitely.
2: A corrupt Democrat.
Pronunciation: \ˈnō\ \ˈdē\
Function: noun
1: When a corrupt politician in the Democratic party is mentioned in the liberal media such as a news paper, the party affiliation is almost always dropped unlike Republicans which will have have the party affiliation with the name usually highlighted. You will know if a Republican was arrested if your news paper arrives with a car battery to power the glowing neon signs in front of that politician's party affiliation and name indicating a Republican which will be repeated infinitely.
2: A corrupt Democrat.
"Hey! Look at this paper. Another no (D) was arrested for a pay to play scandal."
"No (D)? Oh you mean another corrupt Democrat was in the paper."
"No (D)? Oh you mean another corrupt Democrat was in the paper."
by Foznots August 03, 2009