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Hashata! • hashtag • hashtag abuser • #hashtag • Hashtagging • Hashtard • Hashaam • hashafash • hashalamelo • hashstash
Hashtagenese
Hashtagenese by Person097862345 March 30, 2019
hashtag abuser
A person who excessively uses hash tags in everything they do. Also someone who uses hash tags that are a paragraph long.
"omg Bethanne I just had the most delish bologna sandwich! I've gotta post about it!". Status update: I ate a bologna sandwich so much yum! #delish #socks #mayoattacktothemax #bread #nomnomnom #pig #beef #horse #fowl #mybolognahasafirstnameitsoscarmybolognahasasecondnameitsmayerilovetoeatiteverydayandifyouaskmewhyisay #yum #pink #meat #pinkmeat #meatpink #meetcute #hashtag
"Wow Bridgette-Jo you're such a hashtag abuser"
"Wow Bridgette-Jo you're such a hashtag abuser"
hashtag abuser by I'm_relevant August 4, 2014
hashtag activism
The kind of activism undertaken when you "do something" about a problem by tweeting or posting links to Facebook, without any intent of ever actually doing something. Nothing more than a nonsense feelgood gesture so that one can say they "did something about" whatever trendy cause they're pretending to care about. Usually only lasts a week or two before the cause is completely forgotten (i.e. it stops being cool to forward/retweet on the subject).
I forwarded a video about some unspeakable atrocities in a country I didn't know existed until I watched the video. My hashtag activism is going to accomplish something!
hashtag activism by CJ.MK.87 June 17, 2012
hashtaddict
Have you talked to Elaine? The photos from last night aren't posted yet and she told me she was uploading them 5 hours ago.
Oh, she probably was, but you know that she's hashtaddict. Speaking of which, you should call her to make sure she knew you were drinking vodka tonic, not vodka soda. Nothing worse than getting your hash tags wrong.
Oh, she probably was, but you know that she's hashtaddict. Speaking of which, you should call her to make sure she knew you were drinking vodka tonic, not vodka soda. Nothing worse than getting your hash tags wrong.
hashtaddict by ray_rayrox April 30, 2013
hashtag with legs
You’ve created a hashtag with legs - it’s trending on Twitter right now!
That hashtag has legs. Everyone will see it.
That hashtag has legs. Everyone will see it.
hashtag with legs by hashtagwithlegs October 4, 2019
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