blogit
blogit by magician48 April 13, 2008
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Blog it
A better way of saying that no one cares. It can be changed, yet mean the same thing. Such as:
Cool man, Blog it.
Update the blog.
Go ahead and blog that for me.
Cool man, Blog it.
Update the blog.
Go ahead and blog that for me.
Oh shit Zed, I just realized that KEGE is 20nm north of here.
Blog it.
It's an ORBX airport.
Write a book.
Blog it.
It's an ORBX airport.
Write a book.
Blog it by Swivel Chair Patrol January 2, 2017
Related Words
Blogitor • Blogitt • blogitude • blog it • Blog-it-out • boogity boogity • blomit • boogity • BOOGITY BOOGITY BOOGITY • blogie
boogit
boogit by James Big Kat June 1, 2007
bloitus
Person 1: I had lunch with my boyfriend today.
Person 2: Did you enjoy some bloitus?
Person 1: No, my boyfriend's not a vampire.
Person 2: Did you enjoy some bloitus?
Person 1: No, my boyfriend's not a vampire.
bloitus by BloitusLover December 29, 2008
blogies
Small pieces of a bowel movement that stubbornly refuse to vanish down the drain on the first flush of a toilet. Not to be confused with a floater or a sticktite. Blogies need not float, and they never stick to the side of the toilet. Victims of the initial backwash, blogies simply need a clear and unencumbered path to the drain, which is almost invariably effected with a second flush.
Bogit
An anti-white Bigot. Sometimes a black person, but not always so. Anyone who makes emotional and demeaning statements about whites or white behavior could be described as being a Bogit, or showing Bogitry. The word arose because some people claimed that Blacks cannot be racist. So a different word was needed.
Example: Joy was a Bogit for filing a report, blasting a young man for shedding "white man's tears" at a trial, saying he was trying to gain sympathy with an emotion he did not really feel. Many others saw the tears as genuine.
Bogit by WokePoints November 19, 2021
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