A program that facilitates the transmission of viruses across the intarweb. Also used for reading and sending emails.
by . January 21, 2004
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by Smith21682 June 6, 2007
A popular euphemism for the most prevalently-used and virus-susceptible email client in the history of computing. See Outhouse Express for the correct term.
When I installed SP2, Outlook Express presumed to decide for me whether to download the images in my email.
by Downstrike October 4, 2004
A shit that takes place often in the morning. This dump is so large and relieving that it improves ones outlook for the entire day. Sometimes referred to as an OD or POD for positive outlook dump.
by causwell March 7, 2010
1. A calm, centered, present-moment "mindfulness" point of view gained from working with horses and donkeys in an equine facilitated setting in Lincoln, Nebraska.
2. The balanced way of moving forward for an equine after receiving a barefoot, natural trim.
3. A point of view from the perspective of a baby lying in a manger wrapped in swaddling clothes.
4. A sense of economic well-being.
2. The balanced way of moving forward for an equine after receiving a barefoot, natural trim.
3. A point of view from the perspective of a baby lying in a manger wrapped in swaddling clothes.
4. A sense of economic well-being.
1. Example: "After being with the horses and donkeys, I definitely have a Stable Outlook."
2.Example: "Mabel has a much more Stable Outlook with her hooves trimmed."
3. Example: "Jesus came into this world and was born with a Stable Outlook."
4. Example: "The chair of the Federal Reserve predicted a stable outlook for commodities."
2.Example: "Mabel has a much more Stable Outlook with her hooves trimmed."
3. Example: "Jesus came into this world and was born with a Stable Outlook."
4. Example: "The chair of the Federal Reserve predicted a stable outlook for commodities."
by Horse woman 68508 May 9, 2016