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  • noun Internet, slang flame postings considered as a group

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flame +‎ -age

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Examples

  • No more said because the risk of a flamage is high ...

    REVIEW: Blade Runner (The Director's Cut) 2003

  • After destroying the classic episodes of Star Trek by cramming the TV screen full of trivia popups and fanboy flamage (I mean seriously, its like the episodes are an afterthought, they don't even show them in fullscreen, but in a window!), G4 has announced plans to bring the suck (and I don't mean Wesley Crusher) to Star Trek: The Next Generation.

    December 2006 2006

  • After destroying the classic episodes of Star Trek by cramming the TV screen full of trivia popups and fanboy flamage (I mean seriously, its like the episodes are an afterthought, they don't even show them in fullscreen, but in a window!), G4 has announced plans to bring the suck (and I don't mean Wesley Crusher) to Star Trek: The Next Generation.

    G4 Continues To Plumb The Depths Of Suckage 2006

  • This is an honest question, and not one designed to generate internet flamage.

    Cherie Priest » Blog Archive » Of Gods and Women 2008

  • As a refugee from Usenet, I had been looking for something that would provide me a little writer's discipline, avoid the time wasting cyber equivalent of phone-in talk shows with their flamage and assorted grotesqueries, and encourage a harder look at current events.

    Archive 2005-08-01 2005

  • I smell a big fat failure … flame away … but remember in the end I will be right and you will have spilled your best flamage on a retarded service.

    Dig into the Music Long Tail – Pandora Michael Arrington 2005

  • Further to last night's post on Lewis - I recognise I haven't created a very welcoming atmosphere there for any Christians or Lewis fans who'd like to comment, so if you'd like to respond to *this* message, I'll ask all visitors to refrain from flamage, indignation etc.

    F.Q. 2 2004

  • I can't let fly with some of the flamage I'd dearly love to, because that would harm my credibility and lose my audience.

    June 10th, 2004 vakkotaur 2004

  • It turns out that this very thing is the subject of some flamage on the postfix-users mailing list.

    December 2nd, 2002 2002

  • This spares the user who is sufficiently sophisticated from further flamage, but it does nothing to stop the problem at its source.

    The Big Dummies' Guide to the Internet Version 2.0 : Preface and Introduction 1994

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