JARGON 2.0

Mon., Dec. 11, 2006

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Escape pod. (n.)

Any electronic device that lets someone space out or ignore what’s going on around them. Derived from heavy use of an iPod.

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JARGON 2.0

Escape pod. (n.)

Jesse Tinsley

Jim Meehan

Molly Quinn

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