Mailer
v. To inflate the syllable count of any given sentence, while simultaneously disguising any meaning that may have been intended. See wordBEMLi/word
Oh stop Mailering and speak bloody English will you, wordffs/word
Mailer
Sex God
Phew, you're a bit of a Mailer, you are.
Mailer
One who mails, and uses stamps and envelopes as weapons against unexpecting victims.
The official title of Mailer is only given when the MailGod and MailGoddess decide to do so.
The official title of Mailer is only given when the MailGod and MailGoddess decide to do so.
1. What a complete Mailer!
2. Oi you Mailer!
3. Stop hogging all the envelopes and save some for the Mailers!
2. Oi you Mailer!
3. Stop hogging all the envelopes and save some for the Mailers!
mailer-demon
An evil supernatural force that lives within cyberspace and randomly rejects sent emails for no apparent reason.
Dave: Did you email that hottie from Craigslist about hooking up this weekend?
Ryan: I tried but the mailer-demon apparently is already dating her...because he sent it right back to me.
Ryan: I tried but the mailer-demon apparently is already dating her...because he sent it right back to me.
pre-mailer
pre-mailer - a person who comes to tell you they have sent you an email before it even arrives in your inbox
Mike: Did you get my e-mail?
Pips: When did you send it?
Mike: Just sent it.
Pips thinking: He is such a freakin pre-mailer.
Pips: When did you send it?
Mike: Just sent it.
Pips thinking: He is such a freakin pre-mailer.
mailer-daemon
A cyber-fiend who hijacks your e-mail transmissions for horrific ends and instantly declares your message a failure.
"...that I may have your hand in matrimony." SEND
MAILER-DAEMON: < message failure>
" O scowl of night!"
MAILER-DAEMON: < message failure>
" O scowl of night!"
Typical Mailers
A term used to describe people who conform to the usual or expected standards and patterns of behavior, often seen as lacking creativity or originality. It's often used in a negative or dismissive way.
1. "I'm tired of hanging out with these typical mailers, I need some new friends who think outside the box"
2. "This company is full of typical mailers, no one dares to speak out and share new ideas."
2. "This company is full of typical mailers, no one dares to speak out and share new ideas."