remotate
remotate by Bungalow Bill November 1, 2001
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Premature Remotation
This action occurs while watching the DVR. As one fast-forwards through the commercials of their taped program, they accidently press play too soon--before the program has returned.
Declan fast-forwarded through the commercials of his favorite TV show, Breaking Bad, since he recorded it on his DVR.
While speeding by the ads at an alarming rate, he thought he saw Breaking Bad return and pushed play. Declan was wrong. He proceeded to do this two more times during the same commercial break. Declan needs to pace himself or he'll continue to experience premature remotation.
While speeding by the ads at an alarming rate, he thought he saw Breaking Bad return and pushed play. Declan was wrong. He proceeded to do this two more times during the same commercial break. Declan needs to pace himself or he'll continue to experience premature remotation.
Premature Remotation by WordSmithette January 14, 2013
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Remocate
To relocate to a new country or location to work remotely. The phenomenon of remocating has become increasingly popular since the 2019 Covid-19 outbreak, as large numbers of office workers were given the option of working remotely from home. Many then realized the world has more to offer to their home towns and started remocating to new, more exciting locations.
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