Connecting to random strangers on online social networks, but having no intention of really getting to know who they are.
The primary purpose of unsocial networking is to seek attention by padding your friends list with as big a number of friends / connections as possible.
Interacting with your connections is really not part of that equation.
The primary purpose of unsocial networking is to seek attention by padding your friends list with as big a number of friends / connections as possible.
Interacting with your connections is really not part of that equation.
Since I started my unsocial networking campaign, I have added 3,528 people on one of my social profiles. Before I started unsocially networking by adding random people I will never communicate with, I only had 67 friends on my list.
Gosh, I feel so popular!
Gosh, I feel so popular!
by akajohnsanders August 4, 2010
Get the unsocial networkingmug. -Hey dude, you ever heard of The Brocial Network? It's about these chill bros who decide to make this chill website for bros.
by ThunderousApplause February 23, 2011
Get the The Brocial Networkmug. by Mrs Gadzoomoheimer April 3, 2011
Get the OWN Networkmug. by outwear June 24, 2022
Get the Obelyn Networkmug. Someone who berates a fellow Facebook user for joining a City Network when they may not actually live in that city.
Paddy - "Why have you joined the London Network? Why? You don't live there. Why would you do that? Why?"
Ruth - "What's it got to do with you - Network Nazi."
Ruth - "What's it got to do with you - Network Nazi."
by Adam Shepphard May 29, 2007
Get the Network Nazimug. Person that finds all of the good shows on the network and replaces them with reruns of Friends and Cleopatra 2525.
by Jeffery Kark July 7, 2003
Get the network executivemug. The 'tunnel network' is the common name for Eastern Chipmunks. From the genus tamias. Scientific name is Tamias-striatus.
There are twenty-one different kinds of 'tunnel networks' and they all live in North America except for one, Tamias-logobericus, which is Scottish, yet has not been seen for a while and is known to have pointless mood swings.
There are twenty-one different kinds of 'tunnel networks' and they all live in North America except for one, Tamias-logobericus, which is Scottish, yet has not been seen for a while and is known to have pointless mood swings.
by DevishaM April 3, 2005
Get the tunnel networkmug.