travshamockery

A horrible representation of something you love... or hate...

"That's a travesty a sham, and a mockery! It's a travshamockery"

travshamockery by er...Lissa? October 15, 2004

traveshamockery 

Used to explain something that is a travesty, a sham and a mockery.

Found on the Miller Brewing Company "President of beers" commercial.

This whole thing is a travesty, a sham and a mockery...it's a traveshamockery!

traveshamockery by Joe Johnson May 4, 2004

Travashamockery 

An amalgamation of the words "travesty", "sham", and "mockery".

Used to exclaim a particularly special form of injustice, or some kind of utterly stupendous malfeasance.

First coined in 2004 during Miller Lite's "President of Beers" commercials.

If we continue to insert political issue outrage of choice here, it will be a TRAVASHAMOCKERY!

Travashamockery by MattGagnon August 13, 2010

travishamockery 

Originally from a beer commercial, a travishamockery is a combination of a travesty, a sham and a mockery. In other words, something really, really unfair and unjust.

Many people thought the recount during the 2000 election in Florida was a travishamockery.

travishamockery by NYandwhat December 21, 2004

Travishammockery

A travistey, a sham, and a mockery all rolled into one. In terms of parodies, it's like bitch slapping the original.

The Matrix Reloaded was a travishammockery of the original. Why did Keano sign up for that crap?

Travishammockery by outlawl October 16, 2008

traveshammockery 

It's a travesty, a sham, a mockery! It's a traveshammockery! - featured in a recent beer commercial

Many would argue that gay marriage makes a traveshammockery of American family values while simultaneously ignoring our country's historically high heterosexual divorce rates.

traveshammockery by Rick Dizzle April 23, 2006

Travshamocery 

Its a Travesty, a Sham, and a Mockery all combined to form a word to describe great wrongdoing.

My roomate "cock blocked" right when i was about to nail this hot stripper. It was a Travshamocery.

Travshamocery by Stephen Hawley June 26, 2006