AtlanticComputer's definitions
Slang for "who's that".
by AtlanticComputer September 14, 2020

Someone who is a metaphorical tumor on the (usually) great site of YouTube. They make bad videos. A YouTumor usually has a high-pitched voice, and their videos often consist of excessively yelling and/or emoting so as to appeal to a younger and/or less developed demographic. Upon seeing one of these videos, you'll immediately wonder why people purposely choose to watch and support it.
Morgz is a YouTumor.
by AtlanticComputer October 3, 2020

Something that jumps around a lot.
A flea normally jumps around quite a bit, but imagine one on speed (or meth, since it sounds better than speed). That would be chaotic.
A flea normally jumps around quite a bit, but imagine one on speed (or meth, since it sounds better than speed). That would be chaotic.
Joe, my son, had a bottle of Coke, and for the next few hours, he was jumping around like a flea on meth.
by AtlanticComputer January 3, 2021

1) The derailing of a train carrying lots of gasoline caused a massive explosion.
2) Can I do an explosion to your photo?
2) Can I do an explosion to your photo?
by AtlanticComputer August 7, 2020

Can mean a couple of things, including, but not limited to:
1. An indie musician or group who dropped their indie style and started making pop or rap.
2. A YouTuber who dropped their unique content and started making videos about Fortnite that are only entertaining to toddlers.
3. A politician who dropped their unique point of view for another one which is more popular.
In any case, there is a certain group of people that is left alienated, confused, and angry. Thus, this phrase.
1. An indie musician or group who dropped their indie style and started making pop or rap.
2. A YouTuber who dropped their unique content and started making videos about Fortnite that are only entertaining to toddlers.
3. A politician who dropped their unique point of view for another one which is more popular.
In any case, there is a certain group of people that is left alienated, confused, and angry. Thus, this phrase.
1. I used to like Panic At The Disco before they went mainstream.
2. I used to like Lazarbeam before he went mainstream.
3. I used to like Andrew Scheer before he went mainstream.
2. I used to like Lazarbeam before he went mainstream.
3. I used to like Andrew Scheer before he went mainstream.
by AtlanticComputer August 29, 2020

by AtlanticComputer October 4, 2020
