Clamper Trap
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| - | '''clamper trap''' ''n.'' '''1.''' The elaborate hullabulloo created by advertising firms which presents dung as gold and dictates the social importance of newly-created products and services. '''2.''' A professional hoodwinking device. '''3.''' Media objects from the curling genome, posited as the canonical interpretation of [[Poob Culture]], intended for a clamper audience. '''4.''' A public forum where the appearance of something new is being promised, or, more likely, sold. | + | '''clamper trap''' ''n.'' '''1.''' The elaborate hullabulloo created by advertising firms which presents dung as gold and dictate the social importance of newly-created products and services. '''2.''' A professional hoodwinking device. '''3.''' Media objects from the curling genome, posited as the canonical interpretation of [[Poob Culture]], intended for a clamper audience. '''4.''' A public forum where the appearance of something new is being promised, or, more likely, sold. |
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| * [[Logos]] | * [[Logos]] | ||
Revision as of 09:41, 17 Apr 2005
clamper trap n. 1. The elaborate hullabulloo created by advertising firms which presents dung as gold and dictate the social importance of newly-created products and services. 2. A professional hoodwinking device. 3. Media objects from the curling genome, posited as the canonical interpretation of Poob Culture, intended for a clamper audience. 4. A public forum where the appearance of something new is being promised, or, more likely, sold.
