Bogged Down
Greg was bogged down working with excel spreadsheets and power point decks when he would rather be eating coconut buns with his friend Helen.
Bogged Down by @gunnr February 21, 2012
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Begged down
Similar to “bogged down”, except instead of being slowed by mud, one is slowed down by a crushing wave of hobos. Each one of them trying to gain your attention by telling you their depressing life story, in hopes that you’ll give them some spare change.
Dean: "Dude, what took you so long?"
Mike: "I couldn't help it, I had to walk through Bernette Street and when I passed the McDonalds I got begged down by five hobos!”
Mike: "I couldn't help it, I had to walk through Bernette Street and when I passed the McDonalds I got begged down by five hobos!”
Begged down by Oiram2005 April 17, 2010
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Bogged downer
The overwhelming feelings of doom and gloom after receiving shadowy forebodings of the future from any member of the Romanian population.
Bogged downer by MrT-maybe June 15, 2022
blogged-down
Blogged-Down:
A. When you allow your blog, multiple blogs, or commenting on blogs to keep you from interacting with reality.
B. When you are behind on posting on your blog and you have multiple things to blog about.
A. When you allow your blog, multiple blogs, or commenting on blogs to keep you from interacting with reality.
B. When you are behind on posting on your blog and you have multiple things to blog about.
. Eddo was so blogged-down yesterday that he totally missed two meetings and a conference call.
2. Ugh. I am so blogged-down right now that I don't have time to go to my meetings or to handle this conference call.
3. "I have eight things to post about on my blog and no time to post them, I am SO BLOGGED-DOWN! LEAVE ME ALONE AND LET ME BLOG!!!!"
2. Ugh. I am so blogged-down right now that I don't have time to go to my meetings or to handle this conference call.
3. "I have eight things to post about on my blog and no time to post them, I am SO BLOGGED-DOWN! LEAVE ME ALONE AND LET ME BLOG!!!!"
blogged-down by Cav July 21, 2008
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