blame-storming

blame·storm·ing (blām-stôr-mĭng)
--noun
1. Group session intended to determine responsibility (or blame) for a problem.
2. Method for passing fault onto another.
3. Usually entails ignoring any search for solutions.

"The current deficit and impending closure of businesses will survive the ongoing blame-storming, but the company will not."

by Michael DeFant December 18, 2008

Bakestorming

Getting baked and brainstorming ideas.

We made a ballin ass rap after that bakestorming

by Metals July 23, 2009

Blame Storming

Where an organisation gets toether to pick out a suitable excuse or scapegoat.

After a good blame storming session Doctor Martins shoe company decided to blame the job losses on the effects of 9/11.

by Matt Eagles October 23, 2003

blainestorming

the pursuit of the perfect number for a musical or show choir competition'

in refference to Blaine Anderson, lead Warbler on the Fox tv sow Glee.

Hey Kurt! I was just blainestorming and I came up with the perfect number for Regionals!

by kaimariee September 3, 2011

Blainestorming

v. "the pursuit of the perfect number for a musical or show choir competition"

The word comes from Liam_the_lemming's "Coming Out, Standing Up, Walking Tall," a fanfiction based around characters and situations from the television series "Glee." Blainestorming is named after Blaine Anderson, a character known for being in a relationship with Kurt Hummel of the New Directions and being a part of the Warblers, a competing Glee club.

"A term jumped to the forefront of Dave's mind. 'Wow. Nice bit of Blainestorming there, guys,' he grinned."

Example comes from "Chapter 11: Family, Friends, and Faithfulness" of Liam_the_lemming's "Coming Out, Standing Up, Walking Tall."

by Sprnaturalcraze September 4, 2011