The act of casually walking past in the background of a photo taken by an unsuspecting stranger and pulling a hideous face right at the moment they take the photo. Especially great if the camera is disposable.
person 1: Dude!! check that japanese couple taking a photo on the bridge.
person 2: its photo poaching time!!
person 2: its photo poaching time!!
by photopoacher August 6, 2009
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When someone takes a picture that's so blurry it emulates how one would see if wearing beer goggles i.e. was drunk.
The pictures in this Facebook album are great... Except for that last beer goggle photo that was uploaded where you can't make anything out.
Ugly Person: I look better in my beer goggle photo because no one can see past it's blurriness.
Ugly Person: I look better in my beer goggle photo because no one can see past it's blurriness.
by spinal_compression July 25, 2009
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Get the phart mug.Another term describing a member or past member of the defunct website Phora.org. Use among members is acceptable, use by non-members is considered offensive.
See also phorite
See also phorite
He's a Phorizen, his opinion doesn't matter.
by Fearless Fraizer July 6, 2005
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Student 1: Ah, hell yea fool, my minor is so crunk, Photagrafistery!
Student 2: Word?
Student 1: Word.
Student 2: Word?
Student 1: Word.
by Cro_ September 5, 2005
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By posting, you have "gotten it (the topic) off of your chest," so to speak. However, other, perhaps, less intelligent forum users - accustomed to photos, instead of words - express their discontent, causing you to feel an obligaton to edit the post, include photos and undergo all the work that might entail
By posting, you have "gotten it (the topic) off of your chest," so to speak. However, other, perhaps, less intelligent forum users - accustomed to photos, instead of words - express their discontent, causing you to feel an obligaton to edit the post, include photos and undergo all the work that might entail
I have a photo debt running on the car forum I use. I described my work on three different car projects, but the wording was too complicated for most of the forum users to grasp and they told me so. Therefore, if I wish to stay in the good graces of the forum, I am in a "photo debt" to them until I provide photos of the projects I described
by HonkusSeized June 26, 2007
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