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First, let's get this outta the way.. word of the day:

This is a word that many of you might be familiar with, I know some of you are really good at it *cough cough*.. this is not, in any way, expanding my vocabulary but I'm in a sarcastic mood today. Deal with it. This word of the day is from Urbandictionary.com

Creeper
person who does weird things, like stares at you while you sleep, or looks at you for hours through a window. Usually a close friend or relative. You know right away if that person is a creeper or does creeper things. It is not hard to spot the creeper.

Ex: Jeff was the "creeper" in the background.

The last line of this "definition" cracks me up. "It is not hard to spot the creeper" I'm beyond amused right now! It's a pretty true statement though. It is, almost always, NOT hard to "spot the creeper". I'm gonna go ahead and warn you right now that this post has no specific point or train of thought. Don't expect anything super intelligent to come out of this. Actually, now I just wanna spend the rest of this post sharing stupid words and definitions. Nexxxxt..

	"It was in the news feed"
	An excuse you can use after Facebook creeping and getting caught. It always works, though the suspicious individual will likely remain skeptical. Ex: Sarah: "Are you creeping on me? How did you know I commented on that picture?" Derek: "No, it was in the news feed!" "Just sayin'.." a term coined to be used at the end of something insulting or offensive to take the heat off you when you say it. "Don't take this the wrong way" What you say to someone right before you say something that can only be taken one way: badly. "This is actually happening" A phrase for use to highlight an ensuing awkward or unbelievable event. Mentioning that it is 'actually happening' helps to address either the awkwardness or awesomeness in the situation to everyone present. Therefore, can be used as a positive reinforcement to encourage the behaviour or as a negative reinforcement to discourage the offender. Use in positive situation: Three hot women approach man and his friends in a bar and ask if they can join them. Lucky Man: "This is actually happening." Use in negative situation: A friend among a group starts to complain about other members of the group in an irrational and mood-ruining manner. Any other group member: "This is actually happening." "Do you" 1. acting in a way that satisfies you, not caring at all about what others think nor about your actions and/or consequences 2. following your heart 3. possibly the best advice you can give anyone when they have a dilemma Ex: when my friend asked me whether he should hang out with the boys or his girl, I told him to do you. BMS Bitchy Men Syndrome. Male version of PMS. Okay, this is taking too long and I'm too entertained. To avoid getting evil hate stares at work, I'm done for now. Seriously, you should check this site out :)