Meta - butt hurt
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- georgesIII
I keep reading both of these words and don't seem to know what they exactly mean,
anyone?
(please no use of urban dictionary.)
- Frosty_spl0
You don't know the meaning of butt hurt? haha
- OSFA0
cue CALLES
- ********0
Its about more girls getting bored with normal sex and trying "new stuff"
- monospaced0
Scroogeken got pretty butt hurt by our warm QBN welcome.
- georgesIII0
Sorry peeps,
I kinda got it, but I heard it said in all kind of sentences so I thought they were another meaning to it...How abou tthat meta thing??
- Miesfan0
Easily offended when one takes something too personally.
An inappropriately strong negative emotional response from a perceived personal insult. Characterized by strong feelings of shame. Frequently associated with a cessation of communication and overt hostility towards the “aggressor.”
- dragonfruit0
Meta just means beyond —ie. "Metaphysical".
- gramme0
For meta, there are several possible meanings. Meta can denote a change of position or condition, e.g. metamorphosis. It can also describe a position behind, after, or beyond, e.g. metacarpus. Meta ca also mean something of a higher or second-order kind, e.g. metalanguage or metonym.
- dragonfruit0
Your thread title suggests you have been PIITB'd beyond reason.
- Horp0
Meta is Italian street slang for 'large', and 'Butthurt' is a new style of coffee for 2011. Go ahead and order one.
- drgs0
Metasearch -- search that collects results from other search engines
Meta-study -- study which studies results of multiple other studies
Meta-analysis -- analysis of analysis
Metadiscussion -- discussion about discussions in general
Metamathematics -- study of mathematics as a field of science itself, whether mathematical models are consistent etc.
Metaphysics -- study of models which we use to explain our world
Etc...
- georgesIII0
Meta in italian means "Half"
I was just wondering what it would mean, if someone said
"you're so meta"???
- scarabin0
watching a person on TV watching a person on TV is considered meta. the concept is about self-repetition on a larger scale. has nothing to do with change or any of that shit.
a person is not considered meta, only concepts or situations.
- gramme0
Your definition/example is correct scara, but the word can mean more than one thing, e.g. metamorphosis. It usually refers to something outside of, encompassing, or beyond; but it can also refer to change.
- utopian0
Wat wat in the butt?
- drgs0
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