15 definitions by RadienX Chaosmaker
Adverb, Slang
A piece of cliché and effectively useless advice, often given by a neurotypical or outright privileged individual that wouldn't be amiss on a cat poster or a picture of a sunset or mountain.
A piece of cliché and effectively useless advice, often given by a neurotypical or outright privileged individual that wouldn't be amiss on a cat poster or a picture of a sunset or mountain.
Person 1: "Gods, I've really not had any energy as of late, I've been quite existentially tired."
Person 2 (Fool): "Oh, just think positively and try some breathing exercises to energize yourself!"
Person 1: "I would expect no less than a neurotypical high-five from a cursed creature as yourself, you who would be privilege incarnate"
Person 2 (Completely missing the point in expected fashion): "You know, that kind of pessimism is not good for your energy level!"
Person 1: If it were not for the laws of this land, I would put your head on a pike and warn the crows not even to feast upon it, for your husk sustaining such noble creatures would insult them gravely.
Person 2 (Fool): "Oh, just think positively and try some breathing exercises to energize yourself!"
Person 1: "I would expect no less than a neurotypical high-five from a cursed creature as yourself, you who would be privilege incarnate"
Person 2 (Completely missing the point in expected fashion): "You know, that kind of pessimism is not good for your energy level!"
Person 1: If it were not for the laws of this land, I would put your head on a pike and warn the crows not even to feast upon it, for your husk sustaining such noble creatures would insult them gravely.
by RadienX Chaosmaker November 12, 2020
Pronounced "zuks". Adjective. An expression of varying denotation, from mild annoyance to acknowledgement of an action that will potentially embarrass the speaker of the word, especially if they're into that sort of thing.
by RadienX Chaosmaker February 7, 2018
A type of character who unlike their cousin the Edgelord, actually is a darker character done right. i.e., their entire personality isn't described solely by the word 'edgy'. A Runelord probably wouldn't be caught dead with a katana in their hands, but definitely has at least one sword in their possession, and it's definitely a battle-ready one that they know ho to use, and not some welded-tang piece of dull stainless steel.
Not to be confused with an overly edgy character done ironically.
Not to be confused with an overly edgy character done ironically.
Unlike the Edgelord, the Runelord does not garb himself exclusively in devil wings and black leather. He is more typically seen with practical earthtone greys, greens and browns.
by RadienX Chaosmaker January 17, 2022
Guy 1: "Mind doing me a favor?"
Guy 2: "I REFLOOF!"
(Guy 1 turns around, only to see Guy 2 is now very fluffy.)
Guy 2: "I REFLOOF!"
(Guy 1 turns around, only to see Guy 2 is now very fluffy.)
by RadienX Chaosmaker March 9, 2016
A phenomenon in which a subject thinks of a particular entity or concept, imagines they exist, but they have no idea they actually do exist until it stands right before them.
Jarrek was definitely experiencing the Known Unseen when he had the idea for a drink called Bawls, but he didn't know that it had already been done.
by RadienX Chaosmaker December 3, 2015
by RadienX Chaosmaker April 10, 2016
A literature phenomenon in which the first book of a series does so well, and may even be considered a classic, that subsequent books in the series become staggeringly formulaic, to the point where the only difference between it and the last one are maybe location, names of characters, and point in time the story takes place in.
Named for Piers Anthony, author of the Xanth series, one of the most notable instances of this phenomenon.
Named for Piers Anthony, author of the Xanth series, one of the most notable instances of this phenomenon.
"I really liked Frank Herbert's "Dune". It was honestly a well written story, its just that his other books got quite... similar afterwards. Same general plot, message, almost everything but the names."
"Ah, so he contracted Piers Anthony Disease?"
"I'm afraid so..."
"Ah, so he contracted Piers Anthony Disease?"
"I'm afraid so..."
by RadienX Chaosmaker October 3, 2019