The act of assembling various combinations of food types and products according to how much cash one has on them, choosing from the dollar menu of budgetfriendly mexicana themed fast food chains (e.g. Taco Bell; Del Taco)
I was able to use my five dollars to get two different kinds of tacos and two different kinds of burritos by employing my skills in Taconomics.
Scientist: Hey, I just invented a mind reading device, now wives can know what their husbands are really thinking and there won't need to be anymore divorces.
Scientist's Wife: Oh my God, you pig! I want a divorce!
Divorce Lawyer: Now that's what I call a bad case of technomyopia.
A stupid, overcomplicated, and outrageous way of classifying whether my toe is different than somebody else’s or the tree I my backyard. Also known as making students spent countless hours on end researching at home and struggling to understand how a giraffe is different than a godforsaken potato plant.
My taxonomy class caused a Mexican food crap to fire itself onto my ass like a torpedo even though I didn’t eat any Mexican food.
As tax-filing season arrives upon the US, every year delivers the same surprising fact that, indeed, this includes you too.
“The filing deadline’s tomorrow. Did you do yours? Cuz you look too chill.”
“Yes! I paid someone to do them. The taxonomy mnemonic you suggested (TAX-OH NO!-ME!) helped me remember.”