by Solid Mantis November 20, 2016

For some reason, the definitions in remote dictionary are different than definitions in urban dictionary.
by Solid Mantis July 18, 2018

Theres a difference between somebody thinking they're invulnerable, and knowing that they're not invulnerable, and that they can get sick, get hurt, or get dead, and still keep going/enduring anyway.
People thought the guy thought he was invulnerable when in reality he didnt let being human and mortal like everyone else keep him from finishing what he started.
by Solid Mantis June 01, 2020

Guy-That's a moving propeller, watch where you...
Mouthy girl- Shut up, I reach out and grab anything I want! Don't lecture me.
Guy- Don't underestimate the propeller. Its interesting how giving you some of your own advice becomes lecturing when somebody else does it, but its not lecturing when you do it. That is as hypocritical and double standard as anything anybody else does.
Mouthy girl- Shut up, I reach out and grab anything I want! Don't lecture me.
Guy- Don't underestimate the propeller. Its interesting how giving you some of your own advice becomes lecturing when somebody else does it, but its not lecturing when you do it. That is as hypocritical and double standard as anything anybody else does.
by Solid Mantis January 04, 2020

The same poser would try both the established image and the newcomer image, in case one of them failed.
by Solid Mantis March 04, 2021

Real.
The bubbly girl wasn't natural. She tried too hard to be something she wasn't, an extrovert (from england or some other country/town she wasn't really from).
by Solid Mantis December 17, 2020

She would pose as a gangster, a badass tough little son of a bitch from the streets of Chicago, or a tough/scary little 4'11 broad from New York, but in reality the girl was nothing like the characters she was posing as (though she saw them in herself), she was a poser from outside Harrisburg who wanted to be these other folks, since her life was more painful than anybody else's to her.
by Solid Mantis February 10, 2021
