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Comversed 

Having a conversation completely unrelated to the original status update through comments between two or more people that excludes the poster of the status update. The original poster will return to an email full of notifications of a conversation he/she was not a part of.

These tend to happen randomly and mystifies all others who read the randomly place public conversation.

Usually ends in the original posters profound confusion and slight anger over the useless notifications he received due to others using his/hers account as a personal chat window.

A phenomenon found on Facebook and Myspace.

Comversed is derived from a combination of Comment and Conversation. In the theme of Converse, Chucked can also be used.
My friends Comversed my status update about photography and ended up talking about curing bacon. When I woke up I had 58 pointless email notifications.
Comversed by itemnumbernine September 3, 2009

commersh-nesia 

When the TV goes to commercial and you completely forget what you had been recently watching.
John- "What were we just watching? Dude, i got commersh-nesia.."

commersh 

This is also formerly known as 'commerical' for those too lazy to type or say the entire word completely. Motivations include being, again, lazy, busy, or just annoyed by the incessant amount of commericals in general.
I really like this old commersh. It warms the cockles of me heart.
commersh by LostFido January 25, 2021
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