3 definitions by J-Trooper
E-Snob or Electronic Snob.
An E-snob is a person who frequently uses the internet, usually through instant messaging services such as Yahoo or MSN etc, and has regular friends or contacts on their instant messaging list of which at times they may choose to ignore a particular person/contact’s presence and by doing so they are partaking in the act of ‘E-snobbing’
This term by defenition is not exclusive solely to instant messaging services, but could also cover a range of communication based contacts such as email and forum boards where similar cirucmstances apply in the frequency of communication between regular or semi regular contacts.
An E-snob is a person who frequently uses the internet, usually through instant messaging services such as Yahoo or MSN etc, and has regular friends or contacts on their instant messaging list of which at times they may choose to ignore a particular person/contact’s presence and by doing so they are partaking in the act of ‘E-snobbing’
This term by defenition is not exclusive solely to instant messaging services, but could also cover a range of communication based contacts such as email and forum boards where similar cirucmstances apply in the frequency of communication between regular or semi regular contacts.
Example.
‘Hand-man’ ( theoretical chat user name . 1 ) logs into ‘yahoo messenger’, and sees/notices through alert of arrival, ‘contact’ ‘big boi oi ( theoretical chat user name .2 )’ online and refuses to acknowledge his presence. {this is E-snobbing}
‘Hand-man’ ( theoretical chat user name . 1 ) logs into ‘yahoo messenger’, and sees/notices through alert of arrival, ‘contact’ ‘big boi oi ( theoretical chat user name .2 )’ online and refuses to acknowledge his presence. {this is E-snobbing}
by J-Trooper August 16, 2006
E-Snob or Electronic Snob.
An E-snob is a person who frequently uses the internet, usually through instant messaging services such as Yahoo or MSN etc, and has regular friends or contacts on their instant messaging list of which at times they may choose to ignore a particular person/contact’s presence and by doing so they are partaking in the act of ‘E-snobbing’
This term by defenition is not exclusive solely to instant messaging services, but could also cover a range of communication based contacts such as email and forum boards where similar cirucmstances apply in the frequency of communication between regular or semi regular contacts.
An E-snob is a person who frequently uses the internet, usually through instant messaging services such as Yahoo or MSN etc, and has regular friends or contacts on their instant messaging list of which at times they may choose to ignore a particular person/contact’s presence and by doing so they are partaking in the act of ‘E-snobbing’
This term by defenition is not exclusive solely to instant messaging services, but could also cover a range of communication based contacts such as email and forum boards where similar cirucmstances apply in the frequency of communication between regular or semi regular contacts.
Example.
‘Hand-man’ ( theoretical chat user name . 1 ) logs into ‘yahoo messenger’, and sees/notices through alert of arrival, ‘contact’ ‘big boi oi ( theoretical chat user name .2 )’ online and refuses to acknowledge his presence. {this is E-snobbing}
‘Hand-man’ ( theoretical chat user name . 1 ) logs into ‘yahoo messenger’, and sees/notices through alert of arrival, ‘contact’ ‘big boi oi ( theoretical chat user name .2 )’ online and refuses to acknowledge his presence. {this is E-snobbing}
by J-Trooper August 19, 2006
Eccentric yahoo guy who gets so excited when his webcam comes on that he starts eating his hands and trying to fit them both in his mouth. When hands get boring 'Hand Man' usualy moves onto objects such as lego or pho noodles packets.
It is comon for 'Hand Man' to wear a WW2 German Helmet whilst eating hands/lego to increase the effect of doing so.
It is comon for 'Hand Man' to wear a WW2 German Helmet whilst eating hands/lego to increase the effect of doing so.
by J-Trooper August 16, 2006