CSAD 

CSAD (compulsive song association disorder) is a mental condition where the affected person associates song lyrics with everyday phrases in conversations. The phrase doesn’t have to be identical to the actual lyrics, but it must fit into the original inflections of the song lyrics and sound very much the same.

While telling a dramatic story, Alice said, “I got knocked down.” Dunstan immediately interrupted her story to sing “but you got up again, they’re never going to keep you down!” Alice let out a slight giggle, because she was familiar with Dunstan’s CSAD.

CSAD by Jufar May 27, 2021

csadaka 

A high-school teenager whom everybody likes. A teenager who is completely satisfied with his or her life, knowing he or she got with every single person that he or she could possibly want to get with. An athlete. One who could make a not funny joke, but people would laugh hysterically on the floor just because that person was a csadaka.

When that csadaka walked by, I became self-conscious of myself immediately in every single way.

csadaka by I have no name, csadaka is my sire December 25, 2007

csadaka 

A high-school teenager whom everybody likes. A teenager who is completely satisfied with his or her life, knowing he or she got with every single person that he or she could possibly want to get with. An athlete. One who could make a not funny joke, but people would laugh hysterically on the floor just because that person was a csadaka.

When that csadaka walked by, I became self-conscious of myself immediately in every single way.

csadaka by I have no name, csadaka is my sire December 25, 2007