by P-Diss March 5, 2005
An excuse to remove hard-defined words, like mine. Contains options like "offensive" and "hateful", which are common in removing definitions.
by Dave October 19, 2004
Used in retail, to describe a customer who insists on handling everything, but purchasing nothing. Most often they are white men. Middle aged to early seniors, married, heavyset, with thick glasses. Can easily be spotted, because they inspect the price tag, while holding it three inches from their face.
"Don't waste your time helping 'quality control', when there are serious buyers elsewhere in the shop."
by D. Gould January 13, 2006
by Newman October 25, 2004
A fine brand of democracy that's going to kick your ass.
People sometimes misuse quality control by noting that certain words are "made up"
People sometimes misuse quality control by noting that certain words are "made up"
A user said this should be deleted: "This isn't a real word, someone made it up"
Me: What? Unlike ALL other words that spontaneously appeared out of thin air??
Note: ALL words are made up you dumbasses. If someone makes a creative, useful word that you haven't heard of than it should stay.
Me: What? Unlike ALL other words that spontaneously appeared out of thin air??
Note: ALL words are made up you dumbasses. If someone makes a creative, useful word that you haven't heard of than it should stay.
by DudeoftheDay March 4, 2005
A wonderful invention. Without this, alot of the people at this site would wind up speaking another language.
by Kantora March 21, 2004
Controlling the quality that goes into a product so that it wears out faster, causing consumers to have to replace it. syn. planned obsolescence
by L-Bound December 6, 2003