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Echo Chamber

N. The act of inserting an empty wrapping paper tube into two facing anuses, and then concurrently breaking wind.

Tyler: The wife took a sex class at the learning class and wanted to do an echo chamber

Todd: Did you do it?

Tyler: Yeah, until I shit in the tube.

by Doc Guitar September 3, 2016

19πŸ‘ 87πŸ‘Ž


ECHO Clan

It was started in February of 2009. It is a fastly growing X-Box Live clan for all games. Leaders are London Bell(REDUCED 2 RUINS) and Tyler Hendricks(NAVY SEAL125651). Rankings go by the military standard and ranking up is earned by earning a certain number of achievements, not by the amount of gamerscore earned. If members would like to join, contact one of the leaders. A website is also in progress and will be soon released. No gamebattles required. Clan colors are Green and Blue. You may also contact London at "sexylondonbell@yahoo.com

"I just joined clan ECHO Clan and became a recruit!"

by ECHO Leader April 29, 2009

3πŸ‘ 8πŸ‘Ž


echo boomer

random ass thing that this chinky gals dad says when he TRIGGERED

"oi @thiccbootypatrol echo boomer"

by urnanbread December 20, 2019

2πŸ‘ 5πŸ‘Ž


Amazon Echo

Amazon echo: "I am a very model of digital intelligence"

Also amazon echo: Ask her a simple question and she says "sorry I don't know that one" or "I'd rather not answer that"

Amazon echo is not a very model of digital intelligence

by Rotten Turkey May 2, 2021

3πŸ‘ 10πŸ‘Ž


Echo Park

Awesome Rock Band In Boone, North Carolina. Progressive Rock. www.echoparkband.com

I bought Echo Parks CD on cdbaby.com

by parkranger December 6, 2009

7πŸ‘ 33πŸ‘Ž


x6.Echo

A man bitch, an inferior homosexual man

Hey Protist! oh i see you brought your x6.Echo along too.

by Protist December 31, 2004

2πŸ‘ 6πŸ‘Ž


echo request

When an incompetent employee makes continuous, connected, inefficient email requests of a top employee, each one followed by another like a never-ending Matryoshka doll. The expert answers the question or provides the information and the asker makes an follow-up request that could easily have been made as part of the initial question, not unlike a three-year-old in a β€œWhy?” fatal embrace.

It is the electronic version of someone who won’t leave your office, and an example of modern corporate inefficiency. It is also the reason why top people need firewalls to prevent them from bombardments of stupidity. In the past, it was the live executive assistant or receptionist. Now, since most experts are not executives and don’t have administrative assistants screening their email, bumbling, disorganized employees can waste large gobs of (presumably more expensive) time with incomplete request after incomplete request.

Email from incompetent: Hey, can you get me the sales numbers from the third quarter?

Email response from expert: Sure, here they are (attached).

(five minutes later)
Email from incompetent: Hey, can you also send me projections for fourth quarter?

(expert, yelling at monitor): Why didn't you ask for that before? I have a meeting in five minutes and have to deal with an echo request from Dave in Logisitics?! Come on!

by TissPee January 22, 2010

1πŸ‘ 2πŸ‘Ž