David’s Dictionary for the Internet Age: Relike
August 30th, 2011Relike (verb)
To unlike and again like a post previously-liked post, e.g., picture, text, or video, on a social networking site in order to produce a notification for the target, e.g., content owner or someone tagged in the post, and remind them that you still like the post. The relike is commonly used as a derpy way to tell the target that the person performing the relike as lubby dubby feelings for the target.
Example usage:
I am hopeless. The best I can do is occasionally relike my favorite photos of him until he maybe gets the hint.
David’s Dictionary for the Internet Age: Sigh Five
September 14th, 2009Sigh Five (noun)
An expression signifying disappointment and/or bewilderment. Best-suited for use via instant message. (see: sigh, …, fail)
Example usage:
mavtak: Hey, I just got back from the party at Dan’s place. Where were you?
WoWfreak314: I thought I told you… I couldn’t go because I already committed to go on a raid.
mavtak: sigh five, sir.
David’s Dictionary for the Internet Age: Nommable
January 28th, 2009Nommable (adj.)
Good to eat: having an appealing or enjoyable taste or smell (see: tasty, yummy, delicious)
Example: 
(Taken inside of Owens Food Court)