5 definitions by stark_source

The act of thinking deeply and/or for long periods of time.

Corperate press release masquerading as journalism, usually found on the internet. May include such media as 'articles' or viral videos etc.

Also known as "Pulp Journo". Can be abbreviated to "Pourno".

A post-modern literary genre, involving sub-standard, pseudo-journalistic articles, typically found on internet sites such as Yahoo's homepage.

The genre was created when random, non-researched and throw-away lifestyle articles, such as the example below, were posted in the same internet space as serious, often tragic, news stories. Here, the element of sensationalism normally found in pulp literature is often subdued in an attempt to feign scientific validity, though it can often be found in such instances as advising against shagging the milkam, as in the example below.

This uncanny juxtaposition of pseudo-scientific life-style articles and serious journalism led to the coining of the phrase "pulp-journalism" to indicate how these lifestyle articles were infiltrating a space normally reserved for serious writing.

The act of watching TV, especially without using one's mental faculties in any way. Vegging out in front of the TV.

Common used punctuation mark denoting a variety of possible meanings, ranging from an exclamation of delight, and statement of profound confusion, or a question posed in a frustrated or angry manner. Can even be used as an ending to all ordinary statements of no particular consequence. And all this with a post-modern!?! lack of regard for the correct use of punctuation.