E.M.P. ee-em-pee noun:
1. An
electromagnetic pulse (EMP) is a short burst of
electromagnetic energy, which has the capacity to shutdown or completely destroy electronic equipment.
2. The completely incapacitating effect particular
sexually attractive people or scenes have on a person's brain, leading to immediate and acute haziness, confusion, fumbling of words and concepts, the sensation of heat, and loss of leg strength. Adolescent males are generally severely susceptible to this phenomenon with any females they find attractive, while females and adult males suffer the emp effect more discriminately, according to their particular physical preferences, tastes, and kinks.
3. A person or scene who evokes #2 above.