A PErsonal Development Program that many people say is a cult but in reality they work their ass off to get you to come to their expensive ass seminars or courses as they call it and before doing the seminar you wonder what the fuck youre doing and afterward you feel like you cleared your head and made friends
Presenter: Landmark Forum is a serious of Conversations and in here we will learn about Rackets, What we're giving power to and allow ourselves to fully FEEL. Please Remember your Confidentiality.
Participant: What the fuck am i doing. This shit was $1,000 and why
Also Participant: Bye Friends, I feel soooooooo motherfucken good and happy and free
Participant: What the fuck am i doing. This shit was $1,000 and why
Also Participant: Bye Friends, I feel soooooooo motherfucken good and happy and free
by stackmeup240 March 29, 2020
Get the Landmark Forummug. One of the low-lifes who monitor and manage the pitiable and pathetic bungie.net forums. These poseurs consider themselves ninjas for some unknown reason. They believe they have the ultimate power like in "Naruto" and are "1337 H4x025", when in actuality the are morbidly obese geeks who surf the "interweb" in their mother's basements. Forum Ninja's are pathetic excuses for human beings and need to be taught a lesson by real ninja's and deserve a shuriken to the juggular.
Just go to Bungie.net and get banned, whoever bans you is a forum ninja (pathetic moderator who thinks they are "bad ass".
by Icanhazreconz October 8, 2008
Get the Forum Ninjamug. debate for kids who either:
1. are too unintelligent to do a real event,
2. can't do their normal event at a tournament and want to be in an event that's easy to win,
3. don't really like debate but want it on their transcripts,
4. don't have time for real debate, or
5. want to practice empty rhetoric.
Ted Turner invented the event so that he could use the "Crossfire" from CNN in a high school activity, but after its first year in existence he disowned it because the debaters were too rude and whiny. Hence the current name, public forum.
This event almost always has lay-judges, or mommy judges, as real debaters call them. The team with the best voice wins. The topic is always simplistic and changes every month. The emphasis is on dumbing down the world so you can explain it to an idiot.
1. are too unintelligent to do a real event,
2. can't do their normal event at a tournament and want to be in an event that's easy to win,
3. don't really like debate but want it on their transcripts,
4. don't have time for real debate, or
5. want to practice empty rhetoric.
Ted Turner invented the event so that he could use the "Crossfire" from CNN in a high school activity, but after its first year in existence he disowned it because the debaters were too rude and whiny. Hence the current name, public forum.
This event almost always has lay-judges, or mommy judges, as real debaters call them. The team with the best voice wins. The topic is always simplistic and changes every month. The emphasis is on dumbing down the world so you can explain it to an idiot.
1. I tried so many times to explain the parts of a disad to him, but it was just over his head, so he switched to PF instead.
2. We could only take 4 teams in policy, so they had to go in public forum. They still qualified to nationals, even though they'd never done it before.
3. She's really good at science. She won the international science fair last year, but she wanted to have debate on her transcript, so she's doing PF.
4. He used to love debate, but this year he's taking so many AP classes that he doesn't have time, so he just does PF.
5. She's running for student body president next year and wants to learn how to talk pretty, so she's doing PF.
That lay-judge forgot which team was which and marked the wrong team as the winner. Oh well, such is PF.
2. We could only take 4 teams in policy, so they had to go in public forum. They still qualified to nationals, even though they'd never done it before.
3. She's really good at science. She won the international science fair last year, but she wanted to have debate on her transcript, so she's doing PF.
4. He used to love debate, but this year he's taking so many AP classes that he doesn't have time, so he just does PF.
5. She's running for student body president next year and wants to learn how to talk pretty, so she's doing PF.
That lay-judge forgot which team was which and marked the wrong team as the winner. Oh well, such is PF.
by alas poor yorick April 13, 2008
Get the Public Forummug. by MagnumTwame January 5, 2008
Get the BannedStory Forumsmug. A forum where trolls all over the world come to complain about how they despise and hate the game Cross Fire. One out of every ten threads located therein contains an intelligent thought. Simple requests are met with cold, biting, sarcasm and "Your Mom" insults.
Person 1: Dude, I went on the Z8 forums yesterday.
Person 2: Dude, the immaturity level there is the same as at a daycare.
Person 1: Yeah.
Person 2: Dude, the immaturity level there is the same as at a daycare.
Person 1: Yeah.
by z8forumsperson July 10, 2010
Get the Z8 Forummug. A person who joins a forum, sticks around for any period of time between a few weeks to a year or two, then falls away from the forum as he or she joins a new one.
Cory hasn't posted in a year now, but I tracked him across 5 other boards before I found out which one he's frequenting now. He's such a Forum Nomad.
by Lord Sammy of the BBQ November 4, 2010
Get the Forum Nomadmug. 