Sir. B's definitions

mental breakbeat

The retarded way to ridicule someone who actually having a mental breakdown

Using mental breakdance or mental breakbeat to ridicule someone who really in a mental breakdown shows that you lacks empathy and ignorant about mental health

by Sir. B August 28, 2021

Menfess

In K-Pop Roleplay and Twitter culture, Menfess stands for Mention and Confess, usually used to confide, rant, or even blackmailing other roleplayer

Lisa (not a real name) blackmailed Kim (not a real name, too) through a Menfess Twitter Account

by Sir. B August 5, 2019

Middle Ground

Something that makes you look stupid if you misuse and abuse it

Not all middle grounds are good,

Middle ground of bullshit and intellectual works is still bullshit
Middle ground of right and wrong is still wrong

by Sir. B August 29, 2021

Hit-and-run

1. Something that any deadbeat dad did: having sex with you, and then abandon you when you're getting pregnant out of wedlock while he's dancing with another womxns and living happily ever after
2. Doing something controversial or unpopular (trolling, derailing, flame war, cheating on the game, spamming, etc.) on the online community (game servers, social media, forums, chat rooms, etc.), and then doing everything to evade any repercussions (even though most likely will fail because everyone can take a screenshot of the original post/chat/note before someone's trying to act like nothing happened---and digital footprint kills)

1. If you're doing hit-and-run to your girlfriend, you're scumbag. Out of wedlock pregnancy is extremely nuanced and complicated shit that you cannot easily say "end it" or "keep it".
2.
(Going retard on social media)
(Getting ratio'd, bashed, cancelled)
(Take down the original account, and then make another one)

by Sir. B June 27, 2021

Orwellian

Along with Hitler, Toxic, or Nazi. This word is overused to the point it's lost the real meaning

This is how Orwellian used:

Proper use: Using "Orwellian" for labelling something authoritarian and dishonest
Kinda misused: Using "Orwellian" to label everything authoritarian
Completely misused: Using "Orwellian" to label someone/something they don't like

by Sir. B June 4, 2022

No Name

The words used in place of Anonymous when describing unknown art (books, songs, plays, whatever) author

Most folklore songs are No Name, because folklore songs is popularized by the power of mouth

by Sir. B December 13, 2021

88888888

Default password for LED moving sign text, usually this word used to mock brat-asses who try to mess the public LED moving sign text (such as on bus or on gas station) up

Dear covidiot, instead of using your 88888888 skill carelessly, why don't you do something useful at home?

by Sir. B May 4, 2020