5 definitions by GNRlova23
Is a phrase used by the speaker to indicate that he (the speaker) is in fact a homosexual.
The term was first used when semi-popular Youtuber Shane Dawson told all of his subscribers, in front of his camera "You're a faggot". The phrase has grown in popularity ever since. It can be heard most on the first 7 seasons of Maury.
The term was first used when semi-popular Youtuber Shane Dawson told all of his subscribers, in front of his camera "You're a faggot". The phrase has grown in popularity ever since. It can be heard most on the first 7 seasons of Maury.
by GNRlova23 November 2, 2013
The spoiler season of any story-focused form of media arrives exactly three months after the ending is revealed of said story-focused form of media. Before the spoiler season arrives, no one is allowed to discuss the endings with one another. This allows those who are not yet up to date with the ending catch up without having said ending spoiled.
The amount of time between the reveal of an ending and the spoiler season can be negotiated between friends, but is globally recognized as three months.
The amount of time between the reveal of an ending and the spoiler season can be negotiated between friends, but is globally recognized as three months.
+ Breaking Bad finished three months ago guys. Spoiler Season has arrived!
- CRAP I HAVEN'T FINISHED THAT SHOW YET!
+ Well that's a shame 'cos *Spoiler*
+ Dude did you catch the series finale of How I Met Your Mother?
- Hey shut up! It isn't Spoiler Season yet!
- CRAP I HAVEN'T FINISHED THAT SHOW YET!
+ Well that's a shame 'cos *Spoiler*
+ Dude did you catch the series finale of How I Met Your Mother?
- Hey shut up! It isn't Spoiler Season yet!
by GNRlova23 April 2, 2014
by GNRlova23 November 2, 2013
The Tumblr Effect occurs when one makes a big deal out of something rather common/formal; A showcase of utter pretentiousness.
Phrases like "I can't even", "This", "I'm so done", "My life is complete" and "That's enough internet for today" indicate that the Tumblr Effect is in effect.
The phenomenon get's it's name from the popular network Tumblr, where people making ginormous deals over little things are in abundance.
Phrases like "I can't even", "This", "I'm so done", "My life is complete" and "That's enough internet for today" indicate that the Tumblr Effect is in effect.
The phenomenon get's it's name from the popular network Tumblr, where people making ginormous deals over little things are in abundance.
Ever since the Tumblr Effect became a thing, it became much easier for marketers to simply make a big deal over their own product, rather than actually presenting the qualities of the product. Henceforth, they would get the (Tumblr Effect) ball rolling.
by GNRlova23 September 23, 2014
by GNRlova23 November 2, 2013