Jerome Myer's definitions
The opposite of "influencer." A person who is paid by corporations to denigrate, rather than approbate, a service or a product of a competitor. A corporate saboteur.
In this time of high inflation, our outfluencer suggested we promote our product being cheaper than our competitors', even though it has 4 ozs. less content to it.
by Jerome Myer January 6, 2022
Get the Outfluencermug. Trump's core voter base, also known as Roboticans, wants him elected despite all human-provided evidence of his inadequacies.
by Jerome Myer July 3, 2023
Get the Roboticanmug. Bidump is a combination of BIDen and TrUMP who will no doubt be the nominees for the 2024 Presidency. When combined the word conveys the two things they most have in common: Age and senility.
I'm afraid of voting for Bidump because I'm worried about their mental health during the next four years. So I am voting No Tickets.
by Jerome Myer January 31, 2024
Get the Bidumpmug. I lost my shirt to an Outfluencer who I figured knew his stuff about crypto, but who scammed me just the same.
by Jerome Myer December 25, 2022
Get the Outfluencermug. Artificial Intelligence will take the human race to a new exofinity currently unknown or scoffed at.
by Jerome Myer July 3, 2023
Get the exofinitymug. 1. Cynical juxtaposition of the word smartphone, used to disparage excessive usage of the device.
2. App that sounds like a loud gastric blowout used in crowded busses, subways, elevators etc. to move back passengers and provide surrounding free space.
2. App that sounds like a loud gastric blowout used in crowded busses, subways, elevators etc. to move back passengers and provide surrounding free space.
On a crowded subway, he took out his phartsmone and dialed in a loud gastric blowout that scattered disgusted passengers and provided a seat for him.
by Jerome Myer December 22, 2022
Get the phartsmonemug. A 21st century philosophy that attempts to meld science with spirituality.
Central premise of Q/A: We live our lives over and over again in exactly the same way in the time-space matrix alloted to us. Birth and death are "bookends", predetermined by a higher power, and prop up the free-will "books" of our conscious reality (actions, memories and dreams) between.
Central premise of Q/A: We live our lives over and over again in exactly the same way in the time-space matrix alloted to us. Birth and death are "bookends", predetermined by a higher power, and prop up the free-will "books" of our conscious reality (actions, memories and dreams) between.
by Jerome Myer September 3, 2012
Get the quantum agnosticsmug.