Geoff Sanderson (had cameo in a spanish essay)'s definitions

awesomar

To not be momo yoshimura

Momo va a momar el examen de awesomar.

by Geoff Sanderson (had cameo in a spanish essay) February 12, 2005

momar

Spanish verb meaning "To fail miserably" Past participle is irregular: muesto. Local folklore suggests the etymological root is that of one "Momo Yoshimura" that regularly fails tests and one "Nate Veedal" who remarked "momo failed the test" after a math exam.

Momo ha muesto el examen de awesomar.

by Geoff Sanderson (had cameo in a spanish essay) February 12, 2005

interbiz

The centre of the burgeoning field of e-commerce and e-business. Also home to the popular "e-solution" It has been purported by some that interbiz is the wave of the future.

Jeff:What do you do?
Jared:I eat subway.
Jorge:I work on the interbiz. Wave of the future.
Jared:Have you tried the new chicken teryaki sub?
Jorge:Shut up.

by Geoff Sanderson (had cameo in a spanish essay) February 12, 2005