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Diginomics

Diginomics (n) - "digital economics"; all things gone digital across all cultural, economic and political genres.
The 2009 "Wealth of Networks" Conference at the Imperial College London focused on "Digital Economies and the Next-Generation Internet." One of the conference's workshops was on "Diginomics - The economic impact of being (re)born digital." Chaired by Thierry Rayna, the session addressed the economic impact of digital technologies in our daily lives.
Diginomics by Mr. Diginomics January 1, 2012
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Digibonics 

Digital speak. What douche-bags use when they should be speaking English.
OMFG, you speak digibonics SO well! LOL!
Digibonics by Digibonics Guy November 30, 2009
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Dominomics

1) The study/politics behind a parallel sci-fi/anime universe for which nothing can be reflected in reality.

2) The art of spending a paycheck as soon as it hits your hands.
1) That girl just got hit by a car all because she practiced Dominomics, and wasn't paying attention to life.

2) -"Why that girl always broke?"

-"Dominomics"

- "Titties!!"
Dominomics by mrrboto September 10, 2012

Dixonomics 

Dixonomics is the economic plan of Adrian Dix, British Columbia New Democratic Party (BCNDP) Leader to spend massively beyond revenue without giving a plan to pay for the spending.
Dixonomics is like theater of the absurd - make massive promises to spend, then don't promise all the tax increases to pay for the spending.
Dixonomics by AliseFan April 27, 2012
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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You met me at a very Chinese time in my life

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