Word-of-Post

When you learn about something through another's post on sites/services such as Facebook, Twitter, MySpace, etc. Similar to "Word-of-Mouth". The information can be negative or positive and is simply a means of being exposed to information.

I learned about a great new product through word-of-post on John's Facebook Wall.

by brochief1 September 10, 2010

post-diculous

If something is beyond ridiculous, and everyone knows that what has happened is totally lame, it is post-diculous.

It was post-diculous that Candi finally broke up with his sorry ass.

by runningturtle87 December 17, 2008

Post Turtling

The belief of Corporate CEO’s with IQ of 60 that they achieved their position on ther own , though they don’t know what to do or how to get down from the post!

Shelly believes she was promoted because of hr merits, but the underpinnings of her post turtling explain her moronic infatuation.

by Quixote February 12, 2019

post Bush

A lesbian turned straight or a man that finally came out of the closet.

Darling you must post Bush her and come be with me.

by Richguy June 6, 2007

Post-follower

A post-follower is someone that (on a forum) searches for posts of alts, newbies and regulars, and posts a rude comment or just a coment about the person for no particular reason

Did you see that post-follower? He was the one to post after every one of that guys posts.

by UberKuri September 19, 2006

troll post

An online post that is intended to provoke an emotional response or reaction from others.

Guy 1: By saying that religious people are morons in that comment, he is trying to intentionally provoke or offend people.
Guy 2: Isn't that a troll post?
Guy 1: No crap, sherlock!

by Questyman April 20, 2017

post-art

With each new art movement is a rebellion against the previous one. Post-art is a rebellion against art itself.
There are too many artists. The supply has apexed the demand. Just like everyone shouldnt perform surgery, everyone shouldnt be an artist. This is for the modest artist who needs to overcome the charlatans, sans extreme self-promotion.

Don't judge the art, but rather the emotion of the potential artist. Are they willing to lose an ear for their art? Or suffer religious oppression? These are the Post-artists.

Charlatan: "come see my band."

Post-artist: "I hate music."

by Chris Manley November 26, 2005