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Boothism
The excessive use of idioms, capitalization, and punctuation intended soley for the purpose of hearing one's own voice and/or admiring one's own literary proficiency.
Boothism In conversation: "At any rate, the long and the short of it is that we just have to figure out how this happens."
Boothism In writing: " The long and the short if it is that I have no update yet (just arrived and checked). Do you have an update from TODAY (ie., Friday in Greece) AFTER she had the day to re-examine, determine problem (i.e. issue and availability), etc?
Boothism In writing: " The long and the short if it is that I have no update yet (just arrived and checked). Do you have an update from TODAY (ie., Friday in Greece) AFTER she had the day to re-examine, determine problem (i.e. issue and availability), etc?
Boothism by JanitorialTeam March 1, 2010
Related Words
brothis • brothister • brotisserie • Boothism • brotis • Brotisserie chicken • brochissimo • Brophisticated • Brotist • bothish
Brophisticated
His business cards are sophisticated, yet with a touch of bro.
That outfit makes you look so brophisticated!
That outfit makes you look so brophisticated!
Brophisticated by MSanM March 24, 2010
Boothism
1. Putting down other people's ideas solely on the basis that they are not your own.
2. Ignoring a glaring problem to opine on a mundane detail on a subject for which you have no business being involved.
2. Ignoring a glaring problem to opine on a mundane detail on a subject for which you have no business being involved.
1. I did NOT come up with that solution, it is GARBAGE.
2. Man #1: Help me get these kids off the bridge before it falls?
Man #2: Did they use water based paint for the hand rails on that bridge? An oil based paint should have been used, it provides superior performance in an outdoor environment. What moron used a water based paint?
Man #1: Boothism 101.
2. Man #1: Help me get these kids off the bridge before it falls?
Man #2: Did they use water based paint for the hand rails on that bridge? An oil based paint should have been used, it provides superior performance in an outdoor environment. What moron used a water based paint?
Man #1: Boothism 101.
Boothism by Superdragout February 3, 2010
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brundisha brothas by John Asowroketer August 28, 2007
Brotisserie
This is a rare act that consists of 2 bros and 1 chick (preferably a dime piece). One of the bros is nailing the dime doggy style while the other is receiving head from said dime. Depending on the skill level of the bros and the size of the dime the bros then rotate the dime around like a chicken rotisserie. To complete the brotisserie the bros must chug a natty whilst high-fiving over the dime.
Brotisserie by <SWAG> March 14, 2011
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