A term often used by the seduction community to refer message boards, newsletters, websites, and bootcamps where they gather to exchange stories, advice, strategies, and techniques in the art of pick-up.

everyone suddenly wants it when you bring a pack of bubblegum to school

Communicate V (EXACHANGE INFORMATION)

1.~(with sb)to exchange information, news, ideas, etc. with sb

Communicate VN(SHARE IDEAS/FEELINGS)

2.to make your ideas, feelings, thoughts, etc. known to other people so that they understand them

A comedy TV series created by Dan Harmon in 2009. It focuses on the lives of a ragtag study group at a mediocre community college. Comedians Joel McHale and Chevy Chase star in the series.

Overall, a hilarious comedy.

Communism is a socioeconomic structure and political ideology that promotes the establishment of an egalitarian, classless, stateless society based on common ownership and control of the means of production and property in general.

Something upper management preaches about but refuses to use.

NBC's Community follows ex-lawyer, Jeff Winger as he tries to get a legitimate bachelors degree after he was dis-barred from his old law firm. Enrolling at Greendale Community College, a school that prides itself on being the 2nd best Community College in the state (by GreendaleCommunityCollege.com), Jeff creates an imaginary Spanish study group, in an attempt to date Britta Perry, a fellow Spanish class mate. In doing so, Jeff walks in on a real study group that Abed Nadir (another Spanish student) has invited in Jeff's absence. The new group consists of Annie Edison (the brainy go-getter), Troy Barnes (the drop-kick jock), Pierce Hawthorne (the old one), Shirley Bennett (the Christian single-mother), Britta Perry (the drop-out anarchist), Abed Nadir (the Television totem) and Jeffery Winger (the dry, quick-witted ex-lawer who can talk his way out of any situation).

Throughout the show's current 5 seasons, the study group have become a family of loveable misfits indulging in mis-adventures time and time again. Whether it's whole campus paintball tournaments, saving their school's a-sexual Dean, Craig Pelton, or planning elaborate heists, Community is a clever comedy that never talks down to its audience (unless you count gas-leak year) and is a treat to observe for anyone with a sense of humour.