Definitions by Pincetti
Gemaniacal
Of or relating to people or traits belonging to the zodiac sign Gemini, when behaving manically. Typical Gemaniacal behavior is fast, energetic, ADHD-like, whacky, witty, symptomized by the sense of having too much to say and too much going on upstairs. Whacky, eccentric, kooky. Playful, intellectual, and hyper-curious.
Geminis are born between May 20 – June 21, but the Sun sign is not the only thing making someone gemaniacal, since Gemini moons can be much whackier.
Geminis are born between May 20 – June 21, but the Sun sign is not the only thing making someone gemaniacal, since Gemini moons can be much whackier.
Gemaniacal by Pincetti August 12, 2021
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Memeitis
A condition endemic to millenial and similar generations, in which a large proportion of BRAIN activity is given over to devising, framing, or referencing MEMES, generally for the reflexive sake of the funnies, but not at all useful to most interpretations of spiritual or personal growth, let alone GDP.
Nonetheless, the memeconomy still relies on this steady churning of spewage, which, in a sense, like the mythical 'Pacific Garbage Patch', and very much like the current global economy, floats upon a fetid urinal cake in order to buoy its unsustainable industry - that is, the consumption of 'dank' memes relies upon people's desire for memes and their own participation in it, and within the general system of alienation which allows the memeconomy to subsist so ironically (meaning, in classic meme sentiment, memes treat but never cure depression - though some memeologists are working on memes so dank they can provisionally counteract depression - it remains to be seen).
Nonetheless, the memeconomy still relies on this steady churning of spewage, which, in a sense, like the mythical 'Pacific Garbage Patch', and very much like the current global economy, floats upon a fetid urinal cake in order to buoy its unsustainable industry - that is, the consumption of 'dank' memes relies upon people's desire for memes and their own participation in it, and within the general system of alienation which allows the memeconomy to subsist so ironically (meaning, in classic meme sentiment, memes treat but never cure depression - though some memeologists are working on memes so dank they can provisionally counteract depression - it remains to be seen).