The ancient art of maintaining USB and headphone cords using various coiling and twisting techniques.
Bryan: 'Hey Dustin, what are you doing with that impossibly tangled pile of cables?'
Dustin: Cordigami.
Bryan: Cool.
Dustin: Cordigami.
Bryan: Cool.
by bkn April 12, 2014

Anyone obsessed (pro or con) with whatever document may be Barack Obama's most recently released Birth Certificate, or Certificate of Live Birth. Afterbirther's like to duke it out on political and popular conspiracy theory comment threads.
Kevin: "I just saw the latest forensic analysis of Obama's birth certificate on Drudge. What a forgery!
Dylan: "Good God man, you believe that crap? I was there when Obama was born!"
Pam: "You guys... such Afterbirthers!
Dylan: "Good God man, you believe that crap? I was there when Obama was born!"
Pam: "You guys... such Afterbirthers!
by bkn May 22, 2011

When hopelessly white people attempt to seem dope by interjecting out-of-date ebonics into everyday conversation, especially at the office or during bachelorette parties.
Overheard:
Cindy: "Holla bitches!"
Karen: "Fashizzle my nizzle"
Shauntavius: "Sigh."
Tyrell: "Look at those females, attempting to 'holla black'".
Cindy: "Holla bitches!"
Karen: "Fashizzle my nizzle"
Shauntavius: "Sigh."
Tyrell: "Look at those females, attempting to 'holla black'".
by bkn April 17, 2011

by BKN August 14, 2007

A mediocre song used by an internet streaming service like Pandora to let you know they're about to play something really shitty. This gives you the opportunity to change the station before inadvertently hearing something distasteful. Coined by popular podcast host, Adam Carolla
Adam: I was listening to an Elvis Costello channel on Pandora earlier and John Cougar's opus "Hurts So Good" suddenly started playing.
Ray: Shit. At least they should've given you a Buffer Song.
Adam: Yes, anything by Gary Wright would've been sufficient
Ray: Shit. At least they should've given you a Buffer Song.
Adam: Yes, anything by Gary Wright would've been sufficient
by bkn March 03, 2014

When a popular social media app clearly indicates that you have an unread notification, only to reveal there are no new notifications. The only people affected by this are people that never get mentions or RTs, because important people always have hundreds of unread messages at any given time. The Phantom message is a technique the service uses to make you feel popular, even though nobody reads your lame-ass tweets.
by bkn June 13, 2014
