Detrimental Information

Compound noun. Information that one is better off not knowing or being exposed to.

Bro 1: That chick you're crushing on was enthusiastically promiscuous for a year after she divorced.

Bro 2: That's detrimental information, man.

by Bro Ally September 3, 2013

inadvertently briefed with incomplete information

lied, prevaricated, deceived or, at the very least, did not tell the whole truth

inadvertently briefed with incomplete information: In his half-contrite, half-defiant resignation letter, Mr Flynn wrote of having sincerely apologised to the President and V ice-President for “inadvertently” misleading them with “incomplete information”.

by Three-sixty February 14, 2017

It’s to inform you that there are so many cats in the kitchen surrounding, please ask your pest control team for adoption

It’s to inform you that there are so many cats in the kitchen surrounding, please ask your pest control team for adoption

It’s to inform you that there are so many cats in the kitchen surrounding, please ask your pest control team for adoption

by adnan0007 October 10, 2022

game informer

a great video game mag with a boring forum site. there is no one there that makes useless threads. you spam once there and your ip banned. the mag is probally the best video game mag around

guy #1.dood gaminformer is awesome.
guy2: there forums are awesome to
guy1: nah nigga there is like only one funny guy there and thats skeletor
guy 2: yeah but he got banned for making a thread called omg new halo2 downloadable content.

by vindle April 6, 2005

I'm reliably informed

"I'm reliably informed," is a phrase I use on messageboards contained like it is here within speech marks, to denote that what I'm about to say is not the absolute truth, or more likely to be a downright lie.

"I'm reliably informed" that Madonna is about to adopt several more children, as she wishes to re-shoot "The Sound of Music" with herself in the lead role and then she can make it an all family affair.

by Doghose Riley April 29, 2008

U-do-itform

A set of ragged but beloved clothing worn while undertaking D.I.Y jobs. Originally coined by Click and Clack (CarTalk) on NPR, March 2007.

She made her girlfriend promise never to throw out her U-do-itform no matter how filthy it was.

by mandy-louise April 6, 2007

information technology

Less geekier than the computer science major but it is still very underrated. Usually the ones getting an information technology major are anime-MySpace addicting scene kids and wiggers and older guys that want to get a decent job because they got laid off and can't find a job at Wal Mart to feed their 6 kids. They are usually not part of the popular crowd since they spend their lives in front of their computer or video game console.

You do have your classic geeks in an IT Major too but they all seem to congregate to the computer science. But when you get done, you usually wind up as one of these guys working at Best Buy or Wal Mart, selling computers or helping them use Paint or something like that, but they make a pretty good wad, at least $20 per hour.

Information technology may be a little misfitty, but it gets good pay and the class is fun, what the heck

by Kyle 230 August 2, 2009