Definitions by Solid Mantis
Circus clown
He was a 400 pound comedian that hit puberty at 10 and did backflips across the stage in case the audience missed the circus. He was a circus clown.
Circus clown by Solid Mantis January 10, 2021
Circus
You could tell the circus was in town when the girl started doing flips and poses like an acrobat and putting them in commercials. Since the commercials weren't advertising for any other product, they must have been for the upcoming circus.
Circus by Solid Mantis January 10, 2021
Headaches
The girl whined about so many headaches and stomach aches as a kid that her mother told her she could do that for a living, so she did. She started making headache medicine commercials.
Headaches by Solid Mantis January 8, 2021
Democracy
Voting isn't fighting. As long as people rely on voting to give them an illusion of democracy, they will never have any rights, because you don't have rights you havent fought for.
Democracy by Solid Mantis January 8, 2021
Democracy
If people dont fight for it, no matter who is in office, everything and everyone will get shut down or locked down, and only the people shutting and locking everything down will have any rights.
Democracy sounds good, but people had to fight and bleed for it to make it a reality when someone first came up with the idea.
Democracy by Solid Mantis January 8, 2021
Napoleon complex
Showing up in a town you're not originally from looking to conquer it (whether it's done as a game or for your amusement, or some less lofty purpose) is more like a Napoleon complex than not.
He/she was saying/writing something about somebody else having a Napoleon complex and retaliation, though nobody else had brought up the subject of physical altercations but him/her (at least not yet).
Napoleon complex by Solid Mantis January 8, 2021
Napoleon complex
Mark Van Vugt found evidence that when short males received clues that they were physically outcompete by other males, that a Napoleon complex tended to kick in. If that were true, couldn't a guy with a Napoleon complex just destroy the evidence of it by trying to outcompete another male opponent the same way? And wouldn't that make everything a little bit darker and more difficult to determine who had a Napoleon Complex and who didn't (male or female, since his study wasn't conducted on females) ?
Napoleon Complex is two words anybody can choose to describe anybody else with, regardless of their physical size, strength, ability, intelligence, or any other attribute. I can do it, you can do it, it's just talk.
Napoleon complex by Solid Mantis January 8, 2021