Comes from russian word "Manyamirok" (Манямирок) which means Manya's little world. Manya (Маня) is a feminine russian name, on its own used online in reference to effeminate men, practice comes from a popular soviet film about prisoners Bespredel (Lawlessness), 1989. The phrase manyaworld is generally used on international social media platforms by russian speaking users when their opponent is speaking about political/social issues but actually has no clue how shitty the real world is.
A person mockingly quoting their opponent: >No! In my manyaworld repressing dissent is not needed to consolidate power after the civil war.!
by NKSedya January 26, 2020
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The ad took off in the internet and was re-purposed, replacing "meth" with other things (X: not even once), generally meaning that the author of the image thinks that practicing X will lead to no good.
The ad took off in the internet and was re-purposed, replacing "meth" with other things (X: not even once), generally meaning that the author of the image thinks that practicing X will lead to no good.
Someone seeing a woman's poorly-thought out tweet concerning a hot button political issue:
- Woman in politics: not even once.
- Woman in politics: not even once.
by NKSedya August 06, 2019
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