Blogging While Working

Blogging While Working (BWW) is the act of, well, blogging at work. Companies may see this as reason enough to fire you, especially if you are divulging trade secrets.

Dave: Angie got fired for BWW.
Jesse: She was a big white woman?
Dave: No, she was blogging while working.
Jesse: Ahhh.

by Dave Berlin July 18, 2008

t-shirt blogging

T-shirt blogging

Word: t-shirt blogging
Pronunciation: 'tE-"sh&rt 'bläg*ing
Function: noun
Function: verb

1. To get your opinions out there in the public discourse by wearing them on your shirt. Similar to bumper sticker activism.

Gilbert: Wendy's "The only Bush I trust is my own" shirt is sweet.
Mack: Yeah, she's been T-shirt blogging a lot these days.

by wendyrocks November 6, 2006

Co-Blogging

The act of two or more bloggers publishing a specific blog.

Co-Blogging has proven itself as an efficient way for me to publish a daily blog without me having to post new content each and every day.

by Golf Enthusiast March 20, 2008

cock blogging

1. When you post a blog on the internet that displays your genitals, usually done by insecure twenty-something males (who think that they are the life of the cyber party.)
2. Using the internet to post a negative blog about another person in an attempt to create controversy.

1. No one wanted to see the pervert's dick and his cock blogging was inappropriate for MySpace.
2. His cock blogging sounded a lot like the little boy who cried wolf.

by Summer 2 December 14, 2006

bugging

1. bothering or annoying someone or something.
2. awesome, hott

1. "That fly is bugging me." or "That (insert annoying thing here) is bugging me."
2. "That's totally bugging." Used here when refering to something awesome, hott, etc.

by ashley <3 September 10, 2008

bugging

when on drugs, easily getting paranoid over a certian thing or many

those people staring at us are making me bugg out

by dale August 11, 2003

Blagging

(Verb) Knowingly or recklessly obtaining or disclosing personal data or information without the consent of the data controller.

Blagging Example: A reporter for the Sunday Times posed as Gordon Brown on the telephone in an attempt to obtain his account details.

by kelemvor July 11, 2011