Most of the grocery store lanes were open until suddenly they were overwhelmed by the strange psychic herding of people.
by ataraxis July 5, 2009
There's a herd of lums in that shop
by Tim the Teamster April 1, 2018
n. A collection of many smaller sized turds, generally resultant from drinking too many cheap beers, such that after a bowel movement, the bottom of the bowl resembles a still of bison moving across the plains.
Wow - I had way to many Golden Anniversary's last night. Right after breakfast I dropped quite a turd herd.
by Justice April 23, 2005
A sales, marketing, and business term describing why customers buy products or services because their friends, colleagues, neighbors, and family bought those same products and services previously. Also applies to a buyer's selection of a supplier or sales person to provide products and services to them.
Five years ago, our home had the only swimming pool on Apple Street. Now, thanks to herd mentality, over half the homes on Apple Street have a swimming pool.
by Skip Anderson | Sales Trainer May 7, 2009
by drezo September 27, 2010
Using a vacuum to herd people in a certain direction-- mostly at retail work places when you want to close but there are stragglers still trying to shop halfheartedly just to piss you off. (That's what it seems, like, anyway.)
Turn on that vacuum and vacuum in such a way that in order to avoid the loud noise, the customers move closer to the exits.
(Not a technique to be used when the boss is around.)
Turn on that vacuum and vacuum in such a way that in order to avoid the loud noise, the customers move closer to the exits.
(Not a technique to be used when the boss is around.)
Jimmy: Ugh, it's closing time but these guys won't leave.
Billy: Don't worry, I'm the master at vacuum herding. They'll be out of here when they hear the oh-so-scary vacuum heading for them. *smirk*
Billy: Don't worry, I'm the master at vacuum herding. They'll be out of here when they hear the oh-so-scary vacuum heading for them. *smirk*
by fuxnix September 16, 2010
The collective resolve of COVID 19 through the use of positive thought and intellectual collaboration.
by Cece Jones April 28, 2020