blogarrhea
Katie's got bad blogarrhea. This is her fifth entry about how her day is going and it's not even noon.
blogarrhea by Violet Glaze November 15, 2005
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Bloggerhead
Ok. Let´s go to the concert. Invite Markus.
Forget it. He is a bloggerhead.
Meaning?
Lives for blogging. Almost 24/7.
Forget it. He is a bloggerhead.
Meaning?
Lives for blogging. Almost 24/7.
Bloggerhead by rperazag May 8, 2010
Related Words
blog-arrhea • blogorrhea • blogerrhea • bloggorhea • Logarrhea • Bloggerhead • blogorrhoea • Boogerrhea • Boozarrhea • Clogarrhea
blogorrhea
To write a blog entry just for the sake of posting an entry, not because you have done anything interesting today.
blogorrhea by Dustin May 13, 2005
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blogorrhea
A blog characterized by excessive commenting on irrelevant facts. We say that the blogger suffers from uncontrollable verbal discharge or blogorrhea.
This guy's blog is full of useless crap. It is like his brain just burst with projectile blogorrhea.
blogorrhea by Yoova September 14, 2006
Boozarrhea
Boozarrhea is the onset of diarrhea specifically brought on by large consumptions of alcohol. This form of diarrhea usually occurs within 5-10 hours after a night binge drinking, and can last a total of 24 hours. The major cause of this affliction in most if not all cases is beer. (Studies are ongoing)
Boozarrhea by ProfessionalPartyer November 17, 2010
blogorrhoea
blogorrhoea by Zak Walshon January 14, 2008
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