me wall
n.— «It’s amusing to see Washington fixed by such a vodka-gimlet eye; we can all recognize the type of government geek who refuses to remove his security badge—”how canine,” sniffs Jackie—or posts photos of himself taken with famous politicians on a “Me Wall.” » —“‘The Washingtonienne’: D.C. Horizontal” by Alexandra Jacobs New York Times June 26, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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