bigposerhead's definitions

google whacking

the act of trying to find a googlewhack.

lets go googlewhacking tonight.

by bigposerhead February 8, 2005

iconoclastic lycanthrope

category annihilating bloodthirsty werewolf. commonly goes for the throat of its pray and especially dislikes icons of jesus.

the friendly werewolf i keep under my bed.

by bigposerhead December 1, 2004

googlewhack paradox

googlewhackers who post found googlewhacks on websites such as googlewhack.com where they become indexed by google again nullifying the googlewhack status.

she found this really cool googlwhack but when her friend posted it to googlewhack.com it became a googlewhack paradox.

by bigposerhead February 8, 2005

february 15

windows refund day. the day when all people who have an unused unopened copy of microsoft windows take it to microsoft and demand a refund. started in 1999 during the beginning of the linux revolution.

matt at thenoodle.com in 1999 pointed out on slashdot.com that in the user license you could return unused copies of windows for a refund.

by bigposerhead February 18, 2005

spamigation

practice of suing not just a single anonymous person but dozens at a time for infringing on copyright law.

more and more the riaa is taking part in spamigation and suing hundreds of john does.

by bigposerhead March 11, 2005

googlewhack

a google search where the end result is only one webpage being found. some criteria include: two words that are defined by dictionary.com. no use of quotation marks are allowed. and the resulting page must be a real article not just a list of words. an entire community has sprung up around googlewhacking. you can go to googlewhack.com for more information.

i will not list any googewhacks here since that creates a googlewhack paradox.

by bigposerhead February 8, 2005

weblog

in it most simplistic variant its a single persons journal posted to a website. however the range all the way to corporate sites about new products to several people writing news to many people writing many things.

livejournal.com, blogger.com, slashdot.com. my weblog entry for the day was about how blog has sprung up in use with online journals because people were getting them confused with server logs.

by bigposerhead February 7, 2005