mailer_diablo's definitions
Got Video Got Talk. Antonym of NPNT, used in forum thread titles to assure that there is video evidence for discussion.
by mailer_diablo March 8, 2005
Get the GVGTmug. Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act.
The Act passed in 2001 that severly curtails Americans' civil rights. Also see Patriot Act.
The Act passed in 2001 that severly curtails Americans' civil rights. Also see Patriot Act.
by mailer_diablo October 22, 2004
Get the US PATRIOT ACTmug. What a neo-conservative republican usually thinks and says about the mainstream US Media when he/she watches too much FOX News.
by mailer_diablo November 6, 2004
Get the biased left wing mediamug. Got Pic Can Talk. Antonym of NPNT, used in forum thread titles to assure that there is pictorial evidence for discussion.
"actress doing weird stuff on TV...GPCT!!"
by mailer_diablo December 31, 2004
Get the GPCTmug. No Pic, No Talk.
To express that the thread (in forum) is worthless without pictures.
Term used commonly in forums whereby a claim has been made, but has not been backed up with pictorial evidence
To express that the thread (in forum) is worthless without pictures.
Term used commonly in forums whereby a claim has been made, but has not been backed up with pictorial evidence
Post 1 - "I think I saw this new thing in town! It seems to look like...(description)"
Post 2 - "NPNT!"
Post 2 - "NPNT!"
by mailer_diablo October 9, 2004
Get the NPNTmug. Pravda, translated as "Truth" in Russian was the newspaper historically controlled, state-owned and published by the Communist USSR Government as a propaganda machine to spread pro-communist views.
Since the fall of the USSR, the term in now commonly used on media(s) that tend to be too biased towards a political party/agenda, and are at times so skilled in propagation that people are convinced that they are "balanced and fair" editorials/news.
Alternatively, this term may also refer to media(s) state-owned by the government/ruling party in certain countries, allowing little chance for the opposition to express their views as they are usually censored as such.
Since the fall of the USSR, the term in now commonly used on media(s) that tend to be too biased towards a political party/agenda, and are at times so skilled in propagation that people are convinced that they are "balanced and fair" editorials/news.
Alternatively, this term may also refer to media(s) state-owned by the government/ruling party in certain countries, allowing little chance for the opposition to express their views as they are usually censored as such.
by mailer_diablo October 22, 2004
Get the pravdamug. by mailer_diablo October 10, 2004
Get the Tony Blairmug.