Gatekeepers of Time

The same basic definition of a gatekeeper, except these control the time speech is made and not the speech itself. Time and space in a newspaper are similar. Therefor, gatekeepers of time can also be gatekeepers of space.

The television station not only gate keeps the information, but they are also the "gatekeepers of time." Or, the sales department at the radio station sells drive time at a rate I can not afford for my speech. Therefor, I must speak at a time not of my choosing.

In the case of the print medium, gatekeepers of space control "where" and "what size" my speech may take up, if any. Cost is also a factor in the space time equation of time/space gatekeeping.

by Bob F. Dowd April 26, 2010

game time

When "it" is "on". A battle cry yelled when the time for action has come

Guy1:lets go to Burger King
Guy2:Game Time!!!

by consentual? May 13, 2005

time in a bottle

the most valuable thing
something we can never have

That moment you wish you could have back and live in forever

by rd March 22, 2004

Time

A nonspatial continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future.

We come to this place falling through time, living a hollow life.

by HT February 5, 2004

Party Time

The call to arms, so to speak, for partying and raging.

Hey, I got the night off, lets get some booze and call the dealer, ITS PARTY TIME!

by barbertime December 19, 2008

Sounds like my first time

"That's what he/she said." the phrase "sounds like my first time" can be used in lieu. By definition this refers to the first time one person has engaged in intercourse.

For example: "I don't understand why the packaging is so tight. (Referring to something non-sexual) " "Sounds like my first time."

by Jeff Deglow August 2, 2011

time crapsule

When a duece is placed in a secret location to be discovered unintentionally later on. Generally considered an act of gratuitous depravity. Generally a time crapsule is left for a sufficient amount of time to allow the odor to fully disseminate into its new environment.

Some places one might discover a time crapsule could be a glovebox, a desk drawer, an attic, in a coffee mug, the freezer, etc.

Scott - "Dude, I think someone left a time crapsule in my room, but I have no idea where it might be."

by Kleatus January 4, 2008