Geek it up and out of the "Boozone"
"What's that," you say? If you're not quite sure what a "Boozone" is, read on. This information the world is spinning faster with aging, and so is his vocabulary. Geek is no longer a euphemism for nerd or freak. This is taken into the definition much more fashionable a hi-tech-smart person who speaks in more technical terms on the most modern technical equipment. If you want to understand what to say, you're going to need to learn some new terms. If not, you may find yourself bewildered when their partners are all too happy to dub his boss "a noisy gull "and are only there forcing a smile. So's friends with some new words, even if only terms of the street, and save the rare occasions that the ruins of his day. Here are some of the terms with fewer than 10,000 visits from major search engines, you may hope that very soon catch:
(1) Boozone: The persistent environment around a person intellectually challenged, which prevents any information pervasive technology and educate them.
(2) An administrator Gull: a manager who makes quick visits around the office, flusters worldwide, is noisy, and then leaves as suddenly.
(3) Open Worker: or Telecommuters, a person working from home with your wireless computer.
(4) square-headed girlfriend Boyfriend square head or (less frequently): another term for a team, especially when it comes to computer addiction.
(5) Computer widow / widower: the victim of a square-headed girlfriend or boyfriend a square head.
(6) The Year Elvis: the most successful year, or the peak of someone or something.
(7) and nickvoice Nickface: coined by the media morphing Avnex, Inc. and is used extensively by the media industry and community morphing to describe identities anonymous providing voice or visual morphing programs (morphers), for the sake of its users.
(8) Lullabouy: an idea that is floating in his head, and prevents fall sleep.
(9) Blamestorming: one session in which a group discusses how to decide who is blamed for failure.
(10) Xerox Subsidy: term humorous use of photocopying machines for personal business.
My last word geek for you: search engines. Do not laugh. It is possible I love bug, backdoor, phishing, messengers, blogs, and lifestreaming. You may also have heard some of the more than ten words, and many others terms in the geek countless articles everywhere. But what old friends, search engines give much more valuable than just the words and their meanings. Initiative is providing intelligent users who remains at the forefront of language geek, and turns them into a professional water-cooler jokes and parties company, always ready to oust the latter conditions.
About the Author
Corgan Loir is a freelance writer with his expertise in lifestyle and culture issues. He is now in corporation with AVnex and can be contacted at pr@audio4fun.com.
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