Refers to the suddenly-occurring interval of frenzied activity that you engage in while partaking of a favorite radio/TV show, and the program cuts to a commercials-break for a minute or two; there will be nothing of interest being broadcast --- and therefore you do not need to be glued to the speaker or tube --- during this period, and so you frantically rush around the room to attend to assorted matters that you'd been "holding" or "delaying" while your riveting program was on, such as going pee, checking/adjusting the washing-machine, grabbing a pillow/blanket, getting more snacks from the fridge, etc.
While binge-watching episodes of Knight Rider on DVD, I realized that I'd forgotten to have my daily apple. Now of course, unlike a regular radio/TV broadcast, pre-recorded home-media like this can simply be paused anytime you please without missing anything, but I wanted to experience this delightful "blast from the past" material in just the same way that I'd remembered it from having seen it years ago on NBC, and so I waited till the beginning of the next episode for the classic "Knight Rider, a shadowy flight into the dangerous world of a man who does not exist" introduction-speech to begin, then did my usual "commercials-interlude scramble" to retrieve a nice big Red Delicious and a paring knife, and then race back to the couch again before the episode-title was displayed.
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Commerce is defined as "the activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale" (Oxford Dictionary).
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-cracy is the "word-forming element forming nouns meaning "rule or government by," from French -cratie or directly from Medieval Latin -cratia, from Greek -kratia "power, might; rule, sway; power over; a power, authority," from kratos "strength," from PIE *kre-tes- "power, strength," (Online Etymology Dictionary)
Commerce is defined as "the activity of buying and selling, especially on a large scale" (Oxford Dictionary).
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-cracy is the "word-forming element forming nouns meaning "rule or government by," from French -cratie or directly from Medieval Latin -cratia, from Greek -kratia "power, might; rule, sway; power over; a power, authority," from kratos "strength," from PIE *kre-tes- "power, strength," (Online Etymology Dictionary)
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Rachael: “Have you talked to Robert lately?”
Sarah: “Not any serious conversations. We have been commeme-icating daily though!”
Sarah: “Not any serious conversations. We have been commeme-icating daily though!”
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Person 1: should I move to commerce?
Person 2: no don’t, commerce township people are fake and lame and it’s boring
Person 1: should I move to commerce?
Person 2: no don’t, commerce township people are fake and lame and it’s boring
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Alan: Nah, its Comment like an Indian day. I gotta comment on tiktok posts like an indian.
Jake: How do you do that?
Alan: You just gotta say “super..” “.awesome..bro.” “superb..” “wow.. very nice” or even “haha wow fantastic”
Alan: Nah, its Comment like an Indian day. I gotta comment on tiktok posts like an indian.
Jake: How do you do that?
Alan: You just gotta say “super..” “.awesome..bro.” “superb..” “wow.. very nice” or even “haha wow fantastic”
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No one:
Absolutely nobody:
Not a single soul:
(YouTube creator name): (normal thing to say)
These people are often younger YouTube users who regularly look at Snap chat memes or watch Sub-reddit videos on YouTube. Doing this in excessive amounts will lead to the inability to communicate in any way other than overused meme formats. Others simply do not understand that reciting a meme format in the comment section is about as impact as a bee penetrating the anus of the center of the universe. You might think the lack of medium in the comments would stop them, but no. (insert confused pikachu face) will make everything funny
No one:
Absolutely nobody:
Not a single soul:
(YouTube creator name): (normal thing to say)
These people are often younger YouTube users who regularly look at Snap chat memes or watch Sub-reddit videos on YouTube. Doing this in excessive amounts will lead to the inability to communicate in any way other than overused meme formats. Others simply do not understand that reciting a meme format in the comment section is about as impact as a bee penetrating the anus of the center of the universe. You might think the lack of medium in the comments would stop them, but no. (insert confused pikachu face) will make everything funny
Rob: Why is everyone just commenting memes?
Bob: They are commemeters.
Rob: Giving them a name isn't the same as answering my qu-
Bob: They are commemeters.
Rob: Giving them a name isn't the same as answering my qu-
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