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Top 10 Made Up Words for Web

It has been a boozy morning waking up with your head on the cloud thinking of what transpired yesterday. I havent have any blog entry since thursday and its quite alarming (lol). So I started scribbling thoughts and words using my handy Neo notebook but came out with few . I thought of the IE toolbar article I started writing but its still raw that its useless preempting it. I played with google to sort of look for something worth posting .

Here is an article that made my eyes roll : Top 10 Made Up Words for Web. You will be left laughing after reading the post . Funny yet technically-based made up words which I think any one in the blogsphere can relate .

Maybe I have some made up words in mind which can be added to the list . Or may you have yours in mind too . Just keep it coming and see what can we come up with .

Ill start with my 1st made up words for web

1. Adsomania - a person that is addicted and so concern on his/her website ads .
"That guy is an adsomania , he always talks about the ads in his site that doesnt have (yet?) any significant content to catch the attentions of web surfers."

Keep it coming.....
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Leo Camalig said…
Adsomia ka talaga///// haha
6:57 AM
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