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Let's try and not be like urban dictionary, listing rubbish words that are only used by a small proportion of the population. |
Let's try and not be like urban dictionary, listing rubbish words that are only used by a small proportion of the population. |
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This article was nominated for deletion on 29 January 2007. The result of the discussion was keep. |
Let's try and not be like urban dictionary, listing rubbish words that are only used by a small proportion of the population.
It is not established enough to list here on wiki, a few random quotes won't do it.
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The quote is "Oh, and "meatspace" is what people who spend too much time in cyberspace call the real world. And yes, it's catching on: It already has its own entry in the online encyclopedia Wikipedia."
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I first learned of this term from the show Crossballs. Should the popular culture refrences not be mentioned?