Skua September's definitions
(noun, proper)Kevin de Leon is the pseudonym for Kevin Alexander Leon, a California state senator who gained fame for his "ghost gun" video in which he strung together scary sounding words into technical gibberish to justify restricting voter's rights.
(verb) to "de León" is to string together gibberish in an attempt to overcome your listener's mental processes and evoke an emotional response instead of a rational one.
(verb) to "de León" is to string together gibberish in an attempt to overcome your listener's mental processes and evoke an emotional response instead of a rational one.
"Did that senator just string together a bunch of scary sounding words to try to bullshit us?"
"Yup, he pulled a Kevin de León"
"Hey, what is it called when someone strings together bullshit?"
"It's called 'de Leóning' something"
"Yup, he pulled a Kevin de León"
"Hey, what is it called when someone strings together bullshit?"
"It's called 'de Leóning' something"
by Skua September June 20, 2018
Get the Kevin de Leónmug. The International Lord of Hate is a pseudonym used by the internationally bestselling author Larry Corriea after being accused of hatemongery and villany by Guardian "author" Damian Walter"
"Ooo, Larry Corriea is signing books in the Dealer's Room"
"Didn't the Guardian call him a hatemonger?"
"Yup, The International Lord of Hate himself"
"ILOH? I Like that"
<rumble from the mountain that walks and talks> "So Did I. That's Why I Took It"
"Didn't the Guardian call him a hatemonger?"
"Yup, The International Lord of Hate himself"
"ILOH? I Like that"
<rumble from the mountain that walks and talks> "So Did I. That's Why I Took It"
by Skua September June 19, 2018
Get the ILOHmug. When someone is the victim of anonymous, fictitious allegations online that are contrary to their known personality and it results in invitations and Honors being retracted.
The "Uncle Timmy" incident was the start of the SJW push to de-platform non-liberals from conventions.
Usually used against someone who is not liberal.
Usually used against someone for something said/written that is perfectly appropriate when said by someone on the left.
The "Uncle Timmy" incident was the start of the SJW push to de-platform non-liberals from conventions.
Usually used against someone who is not liberal.
Usually used against someone for something said/written that is perfectly appropriate when said by someone on the left.
"Hey, what happened to the Fan Guest of Honor? I heard Uncle Timmy was going to be here. He's helped so many authors that I wanted to meet him!"
"Well, someone took exception to a joke he printed that someone else submitted, so they uninvited him."
"Wow, so Uncle Timmy got "Uncle Timmy'd?"
"Yup"
"Well, someone took exception to a joke he printed that someone else submitted, so they uninvited him."
"Wow, so Uncle Timmy got "Uncle Timmy'd?"
"Yup"
by Skua September June 18, 2018
Get the Uncle Timmy'dmug. "So you're saying that Anita Sarkeesian actually used a speaker's podium to bully some guys and got away with it?"
"Yup, Hank and John really proved they are Flaccist.
"Yup, Hank and John really proved they are Flaccist.
by Skua September July 27, 2018
Get the flaccistmug.