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"I'm horni~ come on~" "ah daddy~ I've got the come~" "I change the thongs two times a day (okey) it's Niagara falls in this pussy all day" "poosay" "pussy" "BARK BARK BARK BARK BARK" "meow~ meow~" "papi"
It's cupcakke quotes!
A helen-quote is a type of quote that contains a physiologic interpretation, a loophole and/or humour.
"No idea is bad, its just not fit for the situation at hand."
"Damn, that sounds like a helen-quote."
Mis-quoting a celebrity or historical figure to further one's personal agenda.
White people often sugar quote Martin Luther King to make themselves feel better.
The act of citing a source to support a hypothesis and burying the reference in a footnote or endnote that, once investigated, turns out to be irrelevant, spurious or entirely fictitious.
Similar to quote-stuffing, a common practice in academic paper-writing, but not to be confused with quote mining.
I was trying to track down that juicy reference that Malcolm Gladwell dropped about what Nietzsche said about cell phones but it turned out to be total quote-laundering.
Something that is almost a quote, but not quite. It means you're borrowing some words and either can't quite remember the exact words, or you're twisting them for effect.
Is that what he really said?" "No, that's just a semi-quote.
The act of "sniping" a quote, i.e taking a sentence or sentences and replying to them individually.
While not being quote mining per se, quote sniping is regarded as a nefarious thing to do while arguing on online forums.
Person 1: Do you agree about X?
Person 2: Yes, because it's a valid arguement.
Person 1: First of all, it's "argument". Silent e's disappear when suffixes are added. Secondly, outright denying blatantly true facts is not a valid argument.
quote sniping at its finest.
1. a critic (usually of movies) who provides quotes favorable for use in promotions in exchange for something (such as a movie junket)
2. a derisive term for anyone who obsesses over quotes
That quote whore will say anything for a sneak peak.