Definitions by Jay Tees
politichristian
A person claiming to be a Christian for political purposes who's actions do not follow the teachings of Jesus Christ.
The politichristians are demanding the 10 commandments must be hung in every public school, but they are voting to end welfare programs for the needy.
politichristian by Jay Tees July 24, 2026
Feedrot
The desensitization of the brain's reward system caused by endless social media scrolling. It is the condition where a person can no longer find joy, motivation, or satisfaction in active hobbies (like playing a video game, actively watching a movie or going outside) because their brain only wants the effortless dopamine hits of swiping down on a screen.
Feedrot
The desensitization of the brain's reward system caused by endless social media scrolling. It is the condition where a person can no longer find joy, motivation, or satisfaction in active hobbies (like figuring out a video game, reading, paying attention to a movie or going outside) because their brain has been conditioned to receive instant, effortless dopamine hits just by swiping down on a screen.
Lub's Law
A sociological axiom stating that a modern man's likelihood of exhibiting a fragile ego, entitled behavior, or insufferable business practices is directly proportional to the amount of wax used to twist his handlebar mustache into points.
According to Lub's Law, the 21st-century pointy mustache is not a style choice, but a warning label. It dictates that the sharper the mustache tips, the more high-maintenance the individual, serving as a direct cover-up for a severe, deeply rooted inferiority complex.
According to Lub's Law, the 21st-century pointy mustache is not a style choice, but a warning label. It dictates that the sharper the mustache tips, the more high-maintenance the individual, serving as a direct cover-up for a severe, deeply rooted inferiority complex.
badnewsing
badnewsing by Jay Tees October 19, 2025
complainer content
Short videos where a person complains to the camera, often recorded alone in their car. This type of content typically involves tired or repetitive issues with little resolution offered, designed more for social media engagement than constructive dialogue. It’s characterized by exaggerated frustrations and often feels unrewarding to viewers.
Every time I scroll through my feed, it's just more complainer content about things we can't change—like, why are you yelling at your dashboard?
complainer content by Jay Tees December 7, 2024