Fair trade coffee, ordered either as a result of self-inflicted guilt, or pressure from more socially conscious peers.
Pradeep: "YUM, I'm going to get the Gingerbread Latte..."
Anna: "But you can't get it with the Fair Trade blend..."
Pradeep: "Ewww. You want me to get a bitter Guiltaccino?"
Anna: (look of empathy for poor coffee farmers everywhere)
Pradeep: "Damn. A medium Ujama Mild please..."
Anna: "But you can't get it with the Fair Trade blend..."
Pradeep: "Ewww. You want me to get a bitter Guiltaccino?"
Anna: (look of empathy for poor coffee farmers everywhere)
Pradeep: "Damn. A medium Ujama Mild please..."
by mo-yo December 29, 2006
A dump that has been put on hold during a particularly long stretch online. Usually interupting a long chat session or on-line game such as Warcraft or Second life.
Lou: "Just GO! Stop talking about how bad you have to go, just GO!"
Rick:"I'm about to uplevel, I don't want to log off right now!"
Rick:"I'm about to uplevel, I don't want to log off right now!"
by mo-yo December 29, 2006
Millie: "You didn't feel bad that your boyfriend had to work on your birthday?"
Dana: "No, there was a beautiful sunset, so i went the beach and had a bottle of wine. it was really rotic."
Dana: "No, there was a beautiful sunset, so i went the beach and had a bottle of wine. it was really rotic."
by mo-yo December 28, 2006
A close attachment to rarely used condements found in the fridge that the owner has a hard time throwing out. Often related to black lid syndrome.
"Will I ever eat this mango chutney? yes. I might...Do I need 2 openned jars of grainny dijon? Maybe. Is that fur on the red pepper jelly? Will my condementimacy get in the way of a meaningful lunch?"
by mo-yo December 29, 2006
(verb) to park your tupperware on top of a communal microwave, while it's in use thus claiming your place in line.
Allan got to the busy lunchroom, parkrowaved his lasagna and got a grape juice from the vending maching.
by mo-yo December 28, 2006
Lisa: "How do they know eachother, he's like a general manager..."
Fiona: "I know, but they're both smokers and started smerting like back in October."
Fiona: "I know, but they're both smokers and started smerting like back in October."
by mo-yo December 28, 2006
A short blunt email usually sent in response to a wordy lenghty message.
The haiku conveys evocative allusions often on the subject of workplace policy or to plainly state an opinion or request without cumbersome pleseantries.
The haiku conveys evocative allusions often on the subject of workplace policy or to plainly state an opinion or request without cumbersome pleseantries.
by mo-yo December 29, 2006