A modern social disease whereby the afflicted have an uncontrollable biological need to shit out all of their menial mental musings.
by TNunnster February 06, 2010
A commercial megachurch that attracts inbred, superstitious, blind faith saps that will believe and do anything they are told.
by TNunnster February 06, 2010
1) v. - The act of freeing a society from the chains of fundamentalist dogma.
2) n. - A product that, when sprayed on evangelical door knockers, will make them go away. (Similar to pesticide.)
2) n. - A product that, when sprayed on evangelical door knockers, will make them go away. (Similar to pesticide.)
Getting the Catholic church out of the lives of non-Catholics will require a strong dose of dogmaticide.
by tnunnster October 10, 2012
The shortsighted economic policies of the Romney/Ryan campaign that rely heavily on the ideas of Ayn Rand. Romneyconomics pushes the trickle-down economic theory that ends up widening the the gap between haves and have-nots because it does not account for greed and other externalities.
Tea Partier: I voted for Romney 4 years ago - my income hasn't risen but the cost of living has skyrocketed and my community is deteriorating.
Rational-but-bitter Progressive: How's that Romneyconomics plan working out for ya?
Rational-but-bitter Progressive: How's that Romneyconomics plan working out for ya?
by tnunnster October 24, 2012
A person who uses their excessive wealth to surround themselves with trendy artists and overpriced works of art to elevate their status in society.
by TNunnster February 06, 2010
The misguided act of posting questionable photos of yourself online, thus destroying your chances of ever holding an elected office.
Dude #1: Did you see the beefcake pictures Anthony posted of himself?
Dude #2: Yeah. The idiot really pulled a weiner.
Dude #2: Yeah. The idiot really pulled a weiner.
by TNunnster June 15, 2011
Dude #1: Now that I have a paraboats, I'll need a place to park them.
Dude #2: What you need is a paradox.
Dude #2: What you need is a paradox.
by TNunnster May 13, 2011