journalisming

hacktivism, perpetrated most often by progressive cheerleaders disguising themselves as journalists

The New York Times is great at journalisming

by KM_C+C April 28, 2020

Jourdan

Jourdan is a beautiful girl She's very pretty,smart ,athletic and attractive .She will go far in life. She's a girl that not everyone one likes but fits in with a certain type of people.She has the most gorgeous eyes and a very lovely personality.She's someone who has a very great smile. She often picks the wrong crowd. Jourdan is a very sweet girl.But, Jourdan is the most attractive girl you will ever meet .

I would love to be Jourdan

by Simplyaqueen September 19, 2016

journee

A special girl. A girl with confidence and toughness yet a gentle and sweet side. Competative and hard working. A beauty among women but doesn't know it.

She's a real Journee when it comes to lifestyle challenges.

by 197306 November 11, 2018

Jourdyn

a creature of such beauty it can not be from this earth

a woman with such sex appeal micheal jackson would rise from the grave at the thought of her voluptuous curves

someone who walks the earth with the knowledge that there is nothing or no one better, sexier, funnier or downright cooler than they are.

Sam: hey! did you just talk to Jourdyn? Lindsey: yeah, she's only the coolest person in the world and my life wouldn't be worth living if i didn't talk to her everyday

by kkaattii February 7, 2010

journer

When a group or individual likes to take long journeys or treks to get to a certain place.

Did he really walk all the way here? He's a journer!

by kodster330 June 28, 2010

Youtube Journey

To click from link to link on Youtube, and going on a journey of increasing randomness and declining taste, leaving you in a very wrong place indeed in under 6 clicks.

I went on a YouTube Journey. I was looking at the new Ford and 3 clicks later I'm watching a man disembowling some animal.

by Jimaxyn April 5, 2012

frowny-face journalism

Frowny-face journalism is a subset of the more general human interest story, which takes some boring, abstract, impersonal policy change or social problem, uses a large photo to illustrate the sadness of the story (e.g.crying children whose playcentre is closing or an old couple who are being forced out of their subsidised housing). As a consequence, readers automatically know what to think about the story - generally 'awwwww'. This is bad enough in itself, but there is an added danger: that of taking the analogy between the sad individual and the social issue too far.
Reading such stories is a common cause of news-rage

Example of a frowny-face journalism piece from the New Zealand Herald "Bruce Burgess, 60 years old and a qualified engineer, has been busy his entire adult life. Aside from a couple of years overseas in the early 1970s, he has worked, paid his taxes and saved his money.
His wife Jo has held down regular work as an office administrator and accounts person. Neither of them smoke, they don't take extravagant holidays, and drink only occasionally."
It makes you go "awwww"

by Springbok28 July 23, 2009