Positive propaganda for the re-presenting of the ideal objects of desire. Comes in a range of sizes – small-medium to extra large and ribbed. Received without prior consent via mail, airmail, courier, personal exchange, drone, etc
1. Did you receive your fortnightly Flunk Mail?
2. Yes. It was terrible, but I have lost my registered Flunk mail disposal receptacle.
3. Here, avail yourself of mine. I don't even feel compelled to read my fortnightly Flunk mail now that I have replaced my letter box with my registered Flunk mail disposal receptacle.
2. Yes. It was terrible, but I have lost my registered Flunk mail disposal receptacle.
3. Here, avail yourself of mine. I don't even feel compelled to read my fortnightly Flunk mail now that I have replaced my letter box with my registered Flunk mail disposal receptacle.
by Karen_Eliot October 12, 2016

you don't know how to spell don't you
by Chaos1_p March 3, 2022

"How are you going to get that work into school?"
"No worries. I'll just me-mail it to my school address."
"No worries. I'll just me-mail it to my school address."
by Alien Muffins July 18, 2009

Adjective that describes how it takes forever to send or receive email compared to instant messaging.
by Waterworks Marketing September 12, 2009

by West Coast Urbanite April 17, 2022

by jacie handler May 5, 2018

A repeated deluge of correspondence (usually unimportant) sent via e-mail by someone who cannot control the urge to burden associates with information they improperly deem important.
Baron: "Damn! Eddie Munster is wearing me out with his diarrhe-mail. That's the fifth piece of crap he's sent in the last half-hour."
by ernest.smith February 28, 2011
