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Gitmo
proper noun
1. Guantanamo Bay, the US naval base and concentration camp in the place of that name in Cuba.
Etymology: The abbreviation GTMO pronounced as if it were a word rather than letter by letter.
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However my guess with the NoAgend podcast is that they're referring to Gitmo nation as the whole of America and it's failures as a country. If you listen to JC Dvorak and Adam Curry regularly, they're usually ranting about current issues that are plaguing the country. Adam Curry also gives his take from a different perspective as he's located in the UK. If you also notice, Dvorak's intro/outro that he's speaking from Gitmo nation east/west/north/south (it changes everytime) and then he says, "the place doesn't exist".
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January 12, 2009 08:04 AM
What is the GitmoNation that Dvorak and Curry always mention on No Agenda?
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| January 12, 2009 07:34 PM |
proper noun
1. Guantanamo Bay, the US naval base and concentration camp in the place of that name in Cuba.
Etymology: The abbreviation GTMO pronounced as if it were a word rather than letter by letter.
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http://www.allwords.com/word-Gitmo.html
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January 12, 2009 09:40 PM
I agree with @canuckmark that GITMO = Guantanamo Bay US Naval Base. However my guess with the NoAgend podcast is that they're referring to Gitmo nation as the whole of America and it's failures as a country. If you listen to JC Dvorak and Adam Curry regularly, they're usually ranting about current issues that are plaguing the country. Adam Curry also gives his take from a different perspective as he's located in the UK. If you also notice, Dvorak's intro/outro that he's speaking from Gitmo nation east/west/north/south (it changes everytime) and then he says, "the place doesn't exist".
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I'm a fan of the podcast.
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