Definitions by edjog
spamdunk
A viral anti-marketing campaign.
A non-libelous effort by a private individual to debunk the unrealistic claims of internet advertisers.
A non-libelous effort by a private individual to debunk the unrealistic claims of internet advertisers.
That free iPod stuff was really bugging me, because you get through the whole process of taking up a subsidiary offer to get one, only to then be told you have to find ten friends to take up an offer before you qualify for it. So I wrote a spamdunk about it, to try to stop others being victimised in the same way.
infomista
A person engaged in the struggle against goverment/corporate sponsored lies, using information as their weapon.
Micheal Moore, Mark Thomas, many of the contributers to Urban Dictionary: we're all infomista and mate, we will win eventually!
informationism
1. The use of information as a weapon.
2. Countering government propaganda.
3. Undermining Advertising.
2. Countering government propaganda.
3. Undermining Advertising.
1. Many people don't wish society to continue as it is, but, having no physical weapons or a desire to use them, resort to informationism to effect change.
2. It's good informationism to keep pointing out that there were no links between the former Iraqi Dictator, Saddam Hussein and Al-Quaeda, or WMD in Iraq.
3. In a world where truth is defined by those who can afford to spend the most money to have their version of it advertised widely, we must rely on informationism to present a balanced view.
2. It's good informationism to keep pointing out that there were no links between the former Iraqi Dictator, Saddam Hussein and Al-Quaeda, or WMD in Iraq.
3. In a world where truth is defined by those who can afford to spend the most money to have their version of it advertised widely, we must rely on informationism to present a balanced view.
informationism by edjog October 16, 2005
fudge muncher
1. one who engages in the act of felching.
2. a fairly mild insult, which can also be used as a term of endearment, of a similar variety to wanker. Not to be confused with:
3. A 'complete' or 'total' fudge muncher: who is a proper useless prick.
2. a fairly mild insult, which can also be used as a term of endearment, of a similar variety to wanker. Not to be confused with:
3. A 'complete' or 'total' fudge muncher: who is a proper useless prick.
1. You could tell by the shit stains on his chin, he was a fudge muncher.
2. Coming down the caf, yer fudge muncher?
3. All the leaders of the British Conservative Party have been complete and, indeed total, fudge munchers for yonks.
2. Coming down the caf, yer fudge muncher?
3. All the leaders of the British Conservative Party have been complete and, indeed total, fudge munchers for yonks.
fudge muncher by edjog October 8, 2005
NEFOC
N-ew E-tymology F-or O-ld C-oncepts.
The spurious use of a new acronym which adds nothing to the understandability of a statement, often by a wanker trying to sound clever.
The spurious use of a new acronym which adds nothing to the understandability of a statement, often by a wanker trying to sound clever.