5. Fragsploitation: Boring hardware vendors who set up multiple first-person-shooter games to demonstrate performance
6. Kioskiddies: Show attendees who actually use sponsor kiosks to check e-mail and conduct business
7. Walkienotalkies: Show attendees who wear walkie-talkies that appear to be just for show
8. Flooreographers: Show attendees who wander the aisles, their noses buried in massive vendor-booth maps
Have you got a neologism on the subject of tradeshows? Send it our way, and if we find it mild to massively humorous, we'll publish it in print and online.
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