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METHSCAPADES
NOUN
1. A carefree episode or adventure while under the influence of methamphetamine- usually wild and exciting, but not necessarily lawful.
2. An adventure lasting all night or maybe days in which one does things as a result of paranoia and sleep deprivation highly questionable and completely irrational to those sober but making complete sense to those under the influence.
1. A carefree episode or adventure while under the influence of methamphetamine- usually wild and exciting, but not necessarily lawful.
2. An adventure lasting all night or maybe days in which one does things as a result of paranoia and sleep deprivation highly questionable and completely irrational to those sober but making complete sense to those under the influence.
Your neighborhood diggling methscapades are going to get us arrested. Hurry up and put their bike, car, and cat back together before they wake up in an hour.
Dude this tweaker bitch just stole my wallet and my identity and now she is a millionaire in Nicaragua and may even be the president, so that means I am actually the president. We gotta stop her before she or actually I take take over the country. I'm so sick of her methscapades. We gotta find her.
Dude this tweaker bitch just stole my wallet and my identity and now she is a millionaire in Nicaragua and may even be the president, so that means I am actually the president. We gotta stop her before she or actually I take take over the country. I'm so sick of her methscapades. We gotta find her.
METHSCAPADES by hhillkillz January 19, 2011
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muckscape
Muckscape can refer to:
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A media environment consisting mainly of exaggerated or falsified journalistic claims.
Not to be confused with the Muckrakers of the early twentieth century whose journalistic integrity led to the reformation of corrupt government and private industries, the modern day Muckscape is dominated by lazy, biased, or unqualified T.V./radio/internet news personalities masquerading as journalists. (See Glenn Beck).
The state of modern televised/radio/internet news.
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To cultivate an unsubstantiated or blatantly false media environment.
edit noun
A media environment consisting mainly of exaggerated or falsified journalistic claims.
Not to be confused with the Muckrakers of the early twentieth century whose journalistic integrity led to the reformation of corrupt government and private industries, the modern day Muckscape is dominated by lazy, biased, or unqualified T.V./radio/internet news personalities masquerading as journalists. (See Glenn Beck).
The state of modern televised/radio/internet news.
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To cultivate an unsubstantiated or blatantly false media environment.
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John found it difficult to wade through the muckscape presented on mainstream news networks.
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William Randolf Hearst helped to muckscape his media environment.
John found it difficult to wade through the muckscape presented on mainstream news networks.
verb
William Randolf Hearst helped to muckscape his media environment.
muckscape by Gold Label October 23, 2011
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