8 definitions by Trerry
Noun: An article or sometimes but very rarely a video that exploits parental instincts in order to scare the parents out of granting their children access to something.
Example:
Person 1: Hey, did you get the new Call Of Duty game?
Person 2: No, my mom says that violent video games cause violence in real life.
Person 1: That's just a parent scare, it's not true.
Example:
Person 1: Hey, did you get the new Call Of Duty game?
Person 2: No, my mom says that violent video games cause violence in real life.
Person 1: That's just a parent scare, it's not true.
Example:
Person 1: Hey, did you get the new Call Of Duty game?
Person 2: No, my mom says that violent video games cause violence in real life.
Person 1: That's just a parent scare, it's not true.
Example:
Person 1: Hey, did you get the new Call Of Duty game?
Person 2: No, my mom says that violent video games cause violence in real life.
Person 1: That's just a parent scare, it's not true.
Person 1: Hey, did you get the new Call Of Duty game?
Person 2: No, my mom says that violent video games cause violence in real life.
Person 1: That's just a parent scare, it's not true.
Person 2: No, my mom says that violent video games cause violence in real life.
Person 1: That's just a parent scare, it's not true.
by Trerry November 27, 2014
The act of making a controversial, NSFW, and/or offensive pun. Punambulism is a play on words between pun and funambulism (The act of tightrope walking) since when you do punambulism you're usually on thin grounds.
by Trerry July 27, 2015
by Trerry May 4, 2015
by Trerry August 29, 2015
When a Swedish or Norwegian person gets angry or scared to the point where they start cursing in Swedish or Norwegian. Gets its name from the Norwegian word "Jævla" and the term "Dropping the F bomb"
Person 1: Did you see that new Pewdiepie video?
Person 2: Yeah. He was sure dropping the J bomb a lot.
Person 1: I agree.
Person 2: Yeah. He was sure dropping the J bomb a lot.
Person 1: I agree.
by Trerry March 21, 2015
A person who is a stellar example of the Dunning-Kruger effect in action. That means they have very low experience in a subject yet greatly overestimate their skills, which more often than not makes themselves look like an ass.
It was named after the case of McArthur Wheeler, who was the inspiration of the Dunning-Kruger effect experiment. He robbed two banks after covering his face in lemon juice, believing that as lemon juice is used in invisible ink, that his face would not be seen on security camera footage and therefore he'd be completely anonymous and never be caught.
It was named after the case of McArthur Wheeler, who was the inspiration of the Dunning-Kruger effect experiment. He robbed two banks after covering his face in lemon juice, believing that as lemon juice is used in invisible ink, that his face would not be seen on security camera footage and therefore he'd be completely anonymous and never be caught.
Don't be a Lemonade Bankrobber, "whom" is the objective case form of "who" and "thine" is the prevocalic form of "thy" Don't throw them around willy-nilly to look smarter. All you look like is a pretentious twat.
by Trerry October 7, 2016
1: I'm going to get a broitto from my bro over there.
2: I'm making a broitto for my bro over there.
2: I'm making a broitto for my bro over there.
by Trerry November 29, 2014