Definitions by Other_Person
Biohazard Fanbase
(n.) (Bi-oh-has-erd Fan-base)
1. A toxic fanbase that is so toxic it ruins anything it gets its hands on with content about the topic they're fans of. Typically caused by a fanbase becoming unchecked or the leader/deity of the fanbase encouraging toxic behavior.
2. A fanbase that threatens to KILL anyone who doesn't like what they like.
3. What Dreamwastaken's fanbase is.
1. A toxic fanbase that is so toxic it ruins anything it gets its hands on with content about the topic they're fans of. Typically caused by a fanbase becoming unchecked or the leader/deity of the fanbase encouraging toxic behavior.
2. A fanbase that threatens to KILL anyone who doesn't like what they like.
3. What Dreamwastaken's fanbase is.
The only way for someone to become part of a biohazard fanbase is if all their brain activity was directed towards being unhealthily obsessed with what the fanbase worships.
Biohazard Fanbase by Other_Person May 15, 2021
Ego Pump
(n.)
1. Someone who gives a person praise so much that the person they're praising becomes a narcissist (whether he/she/they/etc. is purposefully doing it or not).
2. One of the causes for narcissism in children
Ex:
Child: I'm gonna sing a song!
Parents: Go ahead!
Child: *Ear-piercing demonic screeches*
Parents: \o/ Wow! So good! Yay! \o/
Guest (at Parents' house): I think it's time I should leave.
1. Someone who gives a person praise so much that the person they're praising becomes a narcissist (whether he/she/they/etc. is purposefully doing it or not).
2. One of the causes for narcissism in children
Ex:
Child: I'm gonna sing a song!
Parents: Go ahead!
Child: *Ear-piercing demonic screeches*
Parents: \o/ Wow! So good! Yay! \o/
Guest (at Parents' house): I think it's time I should leave.
Ego Pump by Other_Person September 25, 2020
Caramelizing
(v.)
1. Making something that is bad sound okay but making it so the truth is drastically worse than what was said.
2. Similar to sugar coating, but to an extent that it is actually lying
1. Making something that is bad sound okay but making it so the truth is drastically worse than what was said.
2. Similar to sugar coating, but to an extent that it is actually lying
Trump: We have had barely any (covid-19) cases or deaths in America. Children can't catch it. We are all fine.
Person (watching Trump on the news): Oh man, he's caramelizing the pandemic.
Person (watching Trump on the news): Oh man, he's caramelizing the pandemic.
Caramelizing by Other_Person July 25, 2020
Meme chain
(n.)
1. What is created when a person gathers memes from a person/website and posts them (making the source of the memes visible or obvious), only for another person to steal said memes from the person that gathered them and doesn't cite the source, and then another person steals the memes from the meme stealer, and repeat.
1. What is created when a person gathers memes from a person/website and posts them (making the source of the memes visible or obvious), only for another person to steal said memes from the person that gathered them and doesn't cite the source, and then another person steals the memes from the meme stealer, and repeat.
Here is an example of a meme chain: Twitter contains funny moments and memes that users tweet or create, Reddit gathers the memes from twitter and other places on the internet, and then Instagram steals memes from Reddit.
Meme chain by Other_Person July 6, 2020
Belief Corner
(v.)
1. To try to spread a belief, that isn't exactly wrong and just different than others, (i.e. veganism or politics) and if one doesn't exactly agree with said belief, publicly shame them as if the person is bad/toxic.
1. To try to spread a belief, that isn't exactly wrong and just different than others, (i.e. veganism or politics) and if one doesn't exactly agree with said belief, publicly shame them as if the person is bad/toxic.
Person A: Hi, would you like to donate money to (insert pro-animal life organization/charity)?
Person B: Um, no thanks.
Person A: Would you eat a kitten if you were stranded on a island?
Person B: Well, yes but-
Person A: OMG YOU WOULD EAT A KITTEN?!?!?
Person B: Stop.
Person A (shouting to random people): THIS GUY EATS KITTENS!!!!
Person B: STOP BELIEF CORNERING ME!
Person B: Um, no thanks.
Person A: Would you eat a kitten if you were stranded on a island?
Person B: Well, yes but-
Person A: OMG YOU WOULD EAT A KITTEN?!?!?
Person B: Stop.
Person A (shouting to random people): THIS GUY EATS KITTENS!!!!
Person B: STOP BELIEF CORNERING ME!
Belief Corner by Other_Person July 5, 2020
Blame Shield
(v.)
1. To immediately blame the nearest, most blamable thing for something/a situation when the real thing to blame is yourself.
This is most common with parents and leaders/people in places of power in establishments/companies, sometimes in governments.
1. To immediately blame the nearest, most blamable thing for something/a situation when the real thing to blame is yourself.
This is most common with parents and leaders/people in places of power in establishments/companies, sometimes in governments.
Once, a kid got sick from second-hand smoking, and his parents (who were heavy smokers) blame shielded and blamed the kid's phone and the internet.
Blame Shield by Other_Person June 17, 2020
Eye Magnet
(n.)
1. A video/picture/image that is pleasant to watch/look at/listen to, so pleasant that you can can't stop coming back to watch/look at/listen to it multiple times
2. A thing that you would look at, look away and be done with it, go back and look at it when you are bored, and repeat.
1. A video/picture/image that is pleasant to watch/look at/listen to, so pleasant that you can can't stop coming back to watch/look at/listen to it multiple times
2. A thing that you would look at, look away and be done with it, go back and look at it when you are bored, and repeat.
Eye Magnet by Other_Person June 15, 2020