A scent that the Tag Fragrance Company(A division of Proctor & Gamble) attempted to market to the "stoners" or "potheads" in the western part of the United States and Southwest Canada. The market research focus groups took place in three cities, Seattle, San Francisco, and British Columbia. It seemed to be going well during the initial phases of the tests. Everybody loved how it smelled "earthy and sweet" at first, but did not like however, that after a few minutes, there was a "noticeable, underlying funk that just wouldn't wash off or go away."(Much like the members of these groups and the couches that they happened to be staying on at the time. Respectively.) They did try to overcome that hurdle by adding patchouli oil to the concoction, but found it only temporarily masked the stench. The Tag Fragrance Company and Proctor & Gamble, at the advisement of their corporate lawyers, ultimately decided against the release of Hashtag when the test subjects were caught deliberately concentrating, then inhaling the contents of the spray cans out of giant balloons in an effort to "catch a free buzz".

Relate-able experience, following the status quo, something that many people do and would tweet about if they had the means to at the time

A million years ago when Facebook or some thing was invented people saw that there were a number of things in their picture (usually 1 piece of shit) so they took the number sign # and made it a Hashtag

The symbol ROBLOX uses to censor out words that aren't actually swears, such as "Dude", "Sucks", and "Bonjour."

A symbol used excessively on social media platforms. In recent months, hashtags have been verbally used. If you speak in hashtags, you are a hashtagee. Spread the word: STOP USING VERBAL HASHTAGS

Used when expressing humour or sarcasm, usually when playing on an online multiplayer game (e.g. Minecraft)

The game played by crack babies when they grow up to become old enough to leave the house (usually around 3 years old.)