Musical TeleVision Boycott.
The MTVB is an organization of underground musicians, songwriters, psychologists and activists who are persuing an active boycott of MTV, its parent company of Viacom and all advertisers who advertise on any of MTV's web sites or channels. Every action of theirs is underground and very little is leaked to the public. For this reason they don't have a website, MySpace or any other way to mass communicate and almost all MTVB actions and orders are spread by word of mouth. MTVB is closely related to the PMRM, the Popular Media Reformation Movement. The organization has prohibited almost all electronic use of communication in regards to organization matters including IM and email for fear of their actions being discovered by someone outside of the organization who could collapse the movement.
MTVB's membership numbers are estimated at approximately 600,000 but they're mainly concertrated in NYC, New York state and Connecticut along with the upper portions of New Jersey although there are likely members from all 50 states and the eastern provinces of Canada.
The MTVB is an organization of underground musicians, songwriters, psychologists and activists who are persuing an active boycott of MTV, its parent company of Viacom and all advertisers who advertise on any of MTV's web sites or channels. Every action of theirs is underground and very little is leaked to the public. For this reason they don't have a website, MySpace or any other way to mass communicate and almost all MTVB actions and orders are spread by word of mouth. MTVB is closely related to the PMRM, the Popular Media Reformation Movement. The organization has prohibited almost all electronic use of communication in regards to organization matters including IM and email for fear of their actions being discovered by someone outside of the organization who could collapse the movement.
MTVB's membership numbers are estimated at approximately 600,000 but they're mainly concertrated in NYC, New York state and Connecticut along with the upper portions of New Jersey although there are likely members from all 50 states and the eastern provinces of Canada.
MTVB is like PETA gone totally underground; I have no idea what the top dogs in there are doing and almost no one knows who they are.
by Sid Barrett July 26, 2007
Get the MTVBmug. The shock of having to wake up a lot ealier than you normally would due to school after summer vacation.
by Sid Barrett September 04, 2007
Get the alarm shockmug. Mom: Stephy!
Girl: WU?
Mom: Your cell phone bill is what's up, all of this texting!
Girl: OMGINBD
Mom: It is a big deal! Who are you texting 50 times a day?
Girl: IDKMYBFFJILL
Mom: Tell your BFF Jill that I'm taking away your phone.
Girl: TISNF!
Mom: Me paying this bill, that's what's S, dang F!
Girl: WU?
Mom: Your cell phone bill is what's up, all of this texting!
Girl: OMGINBD
Mom: It is a big deal! Who are you texting 50 times a day?
Girl: IDKMYBFFJILL
Mom: Tell your BFF Jill that I'm taking away your phone.
Girl: TISNF!
Mom: Me paying this bill, that's what's S, dang F!
by Sid Barrett February 17, 2008
Get the IDKMYBFFJILLmug. 1. A huge 1970's Blues Rock supergroup. Released a self-titled song which is played on classic rock radio to this day. They went on hiatus in 1982 but returned in 1986 and were active until 2002.
2. A song by the above band which has been covered so many times that Einstein couldn't come up with a mathematical equation to figure it out.
2. A song by the above band which has been covered so many times that Einstein couldn't come up with a mathematical equation to figure it out.
I went to the Bad Company concert last night and everyone went crazy when the song Bad Company came on.
by Sid Barrett October 28, 2007
Get the Bad Companymug. by Sid Barrett September 30, 2007
Get the Say Hey Kidmug. The Beer-Liquor Rule is a guideline for alcohol consumption that goes like this:
"Liquor before beer, nothing to fear. Beer before liquor, never been sicker."
The placement of the 2 relationships doesn't matter whether one's before the other, as several drunks have argued it as long as they rhyme you've got the idea of the Rule.
"Liquor before beer, nothing to fear. Beer before liquor, never been sicker."
The placement of the 2 relationships doesn't matter whether one's before the other, as several drunks have argued it as long as they rhyme you've got the idea of the Rule.
Sonia forgot the Beer-Liquor Rule on a Friday night and missed her hair appointment the next morning.
by Sid Barrett January 11, 2009
Get the Beer-Liquor Rulemug. Parent: Did you get any information from that college yet?
Kid: Yeah, they only sent me War & Peace 2.
Kid: Yeah, they only sent me War & Peace 2.
by Sid Barrett October 14, 2008
Get the War & Peace 2mug.