by Muttemor June 23, 2021
An IFag (IFaggot) is generally anyone who uses only one brand of technology exclusively (i.e. Macintosh, Samsung, HP, Toshiba, ect.); they will generally argue their defense as being their brand is 'better' with no actual factual proof other than slogans or information obtained 'second-hand' from their fellow IFags. This shouldn't be confused with 'ICurious' users who will 'try' new brands or switch between two or more brands in order to see what they find it 'better' at the time. However, this title can be related to exclusive gamers (i.e. XBOX, PS or Nintendo), with other references such as 'gear queer' or 'techno whore'. Generally, these parties on all sides should also be avoided when making choices based on technology for personal use as most of their opinions on the matter are biased and misguided which may make others into IFag or ICurious converts.
Mark: Gee, I sure 'love' my Mac; it's soo much better than 'PC' brands <Bleh>!
Bill: really.... <rolls eyes>
Mark: What Mac is awesome and it is better cause you don't gotta' replace it every two years like
with PC's...
Bill: Dude, your such an IFag...
Mark: Whatever, you're just hatin' cause you don't got a make!
Bill: <laughs> IFaggot!
Bill: really.... <rolls eyes>
Mark: What Mac is awesome and it is better cause you don't gotta' replace it every two years like
with PC's...
Bill: Dude, your such an IFag...
Mark: Whatever, you're just hatin' cause you don't got a make!
Bill: <laughs> IFaggot!
by Muttemor November 29, 2014
A reverse-trap is a heterosexual (usually) female character who dresses like, looks like or pretends to be a boy and 'passes' to the extent that NO ONE other than perceptively intelligent characters or complete degenerates (skirt-chasers) recognize them based on 'bone structure', 'having suspicions' or 'always knowing'. These characters are often outed at some point in the story through various means.
These characters also tend to focus on the 'I'm not that pretty trope' where they find themselves unattractive and another character (usually a male) who likes them or is close to them reassures them they are very pretty/beautiful/sexy ect... although not all reverse-traps have or exibit this trope like, Zelda in her Sheik form (Ocrina of Time), Pidge (Voltron 2018), Samus (Meteroid Prime) or Sypha (Castlevania).
Trans-men are NOT considered reverse-traps although, tomboys can technically be a possible reverse-trap depending on the portrayal.
These characters also tend to focus on the 'I'm not that pretty trope' where they find themselves unattractive and another character (usually a male) who likes them or is close to them reassures them they are very pretty/beautiful/sexy ect... although not all reverse-traps have or exibit this trope like, Zelda in her Sheik form (Ocrina of Time), Pidge (Voltron 2018), Samus (Meteroid Prime) or Sypha (Castlevania).
Trans-men are NOT considered reverse-traps although, tomboys can technically be a possible reverse-trap depending on the portrayal.
Was watching Dragon Slayer, you know that old fantasy movie from 1981 and I forgot there had a reverse-trap on there, you know that character, Valerian.
by Muttemor June 25, 2021
Acrony which stands for Trans-Radical Activist, Supporter, Stalker; or Serial Harrasser or Trans-Radical Activists, Supporters, Stalkers & Serial Harrassers when plural.
TRASSSH refers to individuals who are radical members of the trans rights movement. These individuals (or collectives) will often use extreme tactics in order to ruin the lives of anyone they deem a threat to the transgender ideology.
Tactics utilized include, but are not limited to:
- Death threats
- Cyber-bullying
- Doxxing
- Harrassment
- Contacting of family, peers and/or work place
- Defamation & Slander
- Assault & Battery
- Vandalism & destruction of property
- Public indecency, crude & inappropriate behavior to include indecent exposure
- Theft
- Berating, stalking & intimidation
- Cohersion & manipulation
- Lying, misrepresentation & denial
- Baseless accusations & false equivalencies
TRASSSH may or may not be an actual member of the trans community, but is more often than not, an 'ally' of said movement, who has become radicalized.
The distinction between TRASSSH and actual trans allies (and normal members) is important due to one causing irreversible harm to the trans movement as a whole, damaging its credibility, and causing further harm to individuals within the community who are just trying to live a peaceful life.
TRASSSH refers to individuals who are radical members of the trans rights movement. These individuals (or collectives) will often use extreme tactics in order to ruin the lives of anyone they deem a threat to the transgender ideology.
Tactics utilized include, but are not limited to:
- Death threats
- Cyber-bullying
- Doxxing
- Harrassment
- Contacting of family, peers and/or work place
- Defamation & Slander
- Assault & Battery
- Vandalism & destruction of property
- Public indecency, crude & inappropriate behavior to include indecent exposure
- Theft
- Berating, stalking & intimidation
- Cohersion & manipulation
- Lying, misrepresentation & denial
- Baseless accusations & false equivalencies
TRASSSH may or may not be an actual member of the trans community, but is more often than not, an 'ally' of said movement, who has become radicalized.
The distinction between TRASSSH and actual trans allies (and normal members) is important due to one causing irreversible harm to the trans movement as a whole, damaging its credibility, and causing further harm to individuals within the community who are just trying to live a peaceful life.
Some trans rights activists were seen harassing someone online again, TRASSSH like them just makes us look bad, and needs to be stopped at all costs.
by Muttemor February 19, 2023
My car broke down last week, so I took it into the wrench wench for a repair. She may not be pretty on the eyes, but she is amazing with my motor.
by Muttemor August 17, 2024
A female character in a story (usually fiction) who checks off all of the boxes of being a 'Mary Sue,' but people hypocritically refuse to acknowledge their status as one. This is due to either the story being a parody, or the character being 'likable.'
Princess Peach from the Super Mario Bros. Movie was a Mary Sue, but people claim she wasn't because they liked her a lot... let's just call her a Peachy Sue instead then.
by Muttemor April 09, 2023
by Muttemor August 24, 2021