mem-addicted (pr:MEEMdicted)
When a specific or general topic is constantly talked about, blogged about, texted, or IM'd. Overuse of an internet topic.
When a specific or general topic is constantly talked about, blogged about, texted, or IM'd. Overuse of an internet topic.
1. I found sugarcubes shaped like cinderblocks, I love cinderblocks. Artwork, candy, pastries anything shaped like cinderblocks. They have me entirely memedicted.
2. I eat, sleep, and drink zombies. I think I'm memedicted.
2. I eat, sleep, and drink zombies. I think I'm memedicted.
by Esau Kessler May 12, 2008
The sore, unclean, be-dingleberried, condition off ones posterior after sitting for a long drive, plane, or train ride.
by Esau Kessler January 13, 2006
verb. 1. The opposite of discombobulate. To compose, or to leave confusion. 2. To leave a state of bewilderment and enter a state of rightness. 3. To full on thrash befuddlement.
by Esau Kessler May 14, 2007
1. The incedental act of following someone from activity to activity. Like seeing them in a mall and then at the movie theatre. (3rd degree copystalking is unusual, and in most cases constitutes stalking.)
2. The act of following someone from activity to activity for mere entertainment. Ordering the same drink as someone and then sitting nearby and talking about the same topic they are.
2. The act of following someone from activity to activity for mere entertainment. Ordering the same drink as someone and then sitting nearby and talking about the same topic they are.
by Esau Kessler April 11, 2006
1. A symbol, logo, or mark that represents action or activities of a said person, organization, or business entity.
2. To use video, animation, webdesign, and graphics to solidify a message, theme, or identity.
2. To use video, animation, webdesign, and graphics to solidify a message, theme, or identity.
by Esau Kessler April 11, 2006
by Esau Kessler January 13, 2006
1.Internet Philosopher. 2.Intelectual type who spends copious amounts of time ruminating about the internet and it's workings.
by Esau Kessler January 19, 2006