creative
(noun) A person with a never-ending, intense desire to produce based on originality of thought, expression, etc. that impacts nearly every aspect of their life, both in negative and positive ways.
Creativeation
The Combination creativeness and determination which can be used to describe someone or something which is a powerful being which came outcome the corruption in our existence. An example of this is: "Stay Filled With Creativeation And always Be Noice" -Mr. Dancreative
A quality that most people don't have. Being creative means you have the ability to think up many different types of art. See originaloriginality
creativity
Playfulness
Example:
playing childishly with obvious, known or old information and ideas can produce something new and great. This is creativity. It is the engine of imagination and the keel of not just science and art, but all intelligence, problem solving and dealing with life in general. Every child is born creative. Its our key challenge to help our kids preserve their creativity into adulthood.
playing childishly with obvious, known or old information and ideas can produce something new and great. This is creativity. It is the engine of imagination and the keel of not just science and art, but all intelligence, problem solving and dealing with life in general. Every child is born creative. Its our key challenge to help our kids preserve their creativity into adulthood.
creativity
Example:
man, the radio sucks, the tv sucks, video games are starting to suck, my grandma sucks
can we die now?
man, the radio sucks, the tv sucks, video games are starting to suck, my grandma sucks
can we die now?
Creative
Creativism
Creativism is the conscious application of creative principles, practices and processes to every aspect of life, including relationships, work, home and money. See also “creativist”.
Example:
She didn’t believe in any God made in human image. Instead, she practised creativism and lived in full awareness of what others call God moving in, through, and around her.
She didn’t believe in any God made in human image. Instead, she practised creativism and lived in full awareness of what others call God moving in, through, and around her.
Creative
Company that makes mp3 players that are approximately 3456432575 better than iPods. The main advantages of which include:
-Removable battery. For when you need a new one.
-More than 5 minutes of battery life. For when you're away from your charger.
-Design that actually fits in your pocket. For when you need to go somewhere.
-Decent sound quality. For when the bus driver tunes into 96fm.
-Radio option. So you can catch the match.
-Colour scheme that doesn't make you look like a complete yuppie. For when you don't want your arse kicked for wasting stupid amounts of money on something that doesn't work.
-Removable battery. For when you need a new one.
-More than 5 minutes of battery life. For when you're away from your charger.
-Design that actually fits in your pocket. For when you need to go somewhere.
-Decent sound quality. For when the bus driver tunes into 96fm.
-Radio option. So you can catch the match.
-Colour scheme that doesn't make you look like a complete yuppie. For when you don't want your arse kicked for wasting stupid amounts of money on something that doesn't work.
Example:
Random person: OMG! Is that an iPod?!!
(::ARROWED::)
Person with more than 6 braing cells: No, it's a Creative.
Random person: OMG! Is that an iPod?!!
(::ARROWED::)
Person with more than 6 braing cells: No, it's a Creative.
creativity
Example:
all forms of plagerism
all forms of plagerism
Creativitis
Creativitis is a disease particular to creative people that prevents them from finishing much of anything because they get stuck tweaking it until it's "perfect".
Here's the ontological argument against Creativitis:
"That which does not really exist is less than perfect, therefore an imperfect product that actually exists must be better than endlessly tweaking hypothetical shit to perfection."
-Pete Michaud
Here's the ontological argument against Creativitis:
"That which does not really exist is less than perfect, therefore an imperfect product that actually exists must be better than endlessly tweaking hypothetical shit to perfection."
-Pete Michaud
Example:
Creativitis: the secret opus magnum of a "novelist" who has never actually been published, and who never will be because he's been working on this shit for 10 years and won't ever stop working on it.
Creativitis: the secret opus magnum of a "novelist" who has never actually been published, and who never will be because he's been working on this shit for 10 years and won't ever stop working on it.