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Scroll Bomb

Usually happens on an internet forum.

It means that someone posted pictures that are so large that it causes you to scroll for a long, annoying time.
It should be against the rules to scroll bomb.
Scroll Bomb by IFightForJustice October 20, 2012
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Book Bomb 

A coordinated effort to buy an author's book on opening day so as to dramatically increase the author's chance of rising in the ranking system. The higher an author climbs in the ranking system, the more exposure they will get, thus increasing their overall sales of the book.
Example: "Hey OJD, today is Enola Gay's Book Bomb! Don't forget to buy her book "The Prepared Family Cookbook!"
Book Bomb by The Orange Jeep Dad August 26, 2013

Ledge-Bomb 

Noun/
A combination of the words 'legend' and 'bomb'. Meaning an ultimatum, generally used to describe a figuratively explosive legend.
Famous ledge-bombs include:

Zack De La Rocha
Freddie Mercury
Nelson Mandela

Definitely not ledge-bombs:
Kim Jong-Un
Osama Bin-Laden
Josef Stalin
David Cameron

In speech:
Dave: Mike just lent me a fiver and said I don't need to pay him back
Davros: Yeah, Mike's a ledge-bomb
Ledge-Bomb by ElmoAndHimsleff March 12, 2014

queef bomb 

The act of a girl queering and stinking up the entire area which one is in more common during a girls menstural cycle
Damn Sarah let a queef slip during history class and it turned into such a queef bomb that it brought tears to our teachers eyes
queef bomb by adamgaminyshisss December 6, 2014

Bieber bomb

A text bomb of Justin Bieber lyrics sent from BieberBomb.com
Wow, Emily sent me a Bieber Bomb while I was on a date with Greg. It was so awkward.
Bieber bomb by uxmill March 24, 2016

stage bomb 

When an individual runs up onto a theatrical stage during a production, pulls down his pants, defecates, and runs away.

This was first done in a production of "Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark", in 2011.
Oh my stars, that gentleman just threw a stage bomb onto that production! *faints*
stage bomb by Alsmore August 29, 2016