A subjective (meaning not factual) interpretation or personal view or critique of something.
Unlike what some people might believe, an opinion cannot be right or wrong, because right and wrong are terms that imply factual (in)accuracy or 'truth'. Considering opinions are not facts, they cannot be true or false. Opinions can only be weak or strong, depending on the accuracy of the information that supports them.
Unlike what some people might believe, an opinion cannot be right or wrong, because right and wrong are terms that imply factual (in)accuracy or 'truth'. Considering opinions are not facts, they cannot be true or false. Opinions can only be weak or strong, depending on the accuracy of the information that supports them.
Person A: ''I think that game is terrible. For most of the game, you're just pressing a button really fast in order to escape enemies. I don't like doing that, because I prefer something skill-demanding.''
Person B: ''Well, I actually like that. I think it makes the game more tense, like you actually know how hard the characters need to run away from the enemy. You're exhausted afterwards, and the visual of an enemy running after you makes the game more scary. That makes the game better than it was, in my opinion.''
Person B: ''Well, I actually like that. I think it makes the game more tense, like you actually know how hard the characters need to run away from the enemy. You're exhausted afterwards, and the visual of an enemy running after you makes the game more scary. That makes the game better than it was, in my opinion.''
by WhiteWarlock May 11, 2016
The state of being gloomy or causing gloom, in a vague (imprecisely communicated) or vaguely menacing way.
John had stayed in his room for days, scrawling tenebrous sentences like ''the darkness is coming. Nobody is safe from it. The world will never be the same again.'' He was later found dead, supposedly having committed suicide.
by WhiteWarlock May 14, 2016
The state of being exaggeratedly (theatrically) dramatic.
'Melodramatic' is derived from melodrama, which is in turn derived from the Greek word 'melos' (music) and the word 'drama'.
'Melodramatic' is derived from melodrama, which is in turn derived from the Greek word 'melos' (music) and the word 'drama'.
Random student: *watching commercial in class about poor children in Africa*: Oh, those poor kids! I just want to hug them and kiss them and tell them *sniff* they're going to be okay! Oh, I'm sorry *sniff*... can I get some water?
Me to another classmate: ''Ugh, just another display of attention-seeking from Ms Melodramatic. I swear, she's constantly trying to make herself look more thoughtful or 'nice' than she really is. Either that, or she's just overreacting.''
Me to another classmate: ''Ugh, just another display of attention-seeking from Ms Melodramatic. I swear, she's constantly trying to make herself look more thoughtful or 'nice' than she really is. Either that, or she's just overreacting.''
by WhiteWarlock May 11, 2016
A person who frequently (usually at least once per week) plays video games.
If the person in question only ever plays one video game, that does not make him/her a gamer.
The word 'gamer' is vague, because it could refer to people who play games as a sport or for a living. These are simply subdefinitions that may be applicable to certain people.
If the person in question only ever plays one video game, that does not make him/her a gamer.
The word 'gamer' is vague, because it could refer to people who play games as a sport or for a living. These are simply subdefinitions that may be applicable to certain people.
''Nate's been playing Fallout 4 for months now, probably every day. He even got to level 100. Somehow, he's still got time to play other games too.''
- ''Seriously? I didn't even know he's a gamer. Maybe we should hang out sometime.''
- ''Seriously? I didn't even know he's a gamer. Maybe we should hang out sometime.''
by WhiteWarlock June 16, 2016
A person who unduly demeans, disparages, or bashes, a person or thing for negative emotional reasons rather than logical, argumented reasons.
The hater often focuses on the inherent nature of said person or thing, and sometimes focuses on superficial or irrelevant qualities. The hating is often motivated by spitefulness, envy, or anything that can cause intense emotional dislike.
The hater often focuses on the inherent nature of said person or thing, and sometimes focuses on superficial or irrelevant qualities. The hating is often motivated by spitefulness, envy, or anything that can cause intense emotional dislike.
''Beyoncé is such a stupid bitch. Just look at the way she dances! What is she, a gorilla? She really needs to start making some good music... well... it's never gonna be good with her annoying screams and shouty singing. So... yeah, she should just fuck off.''
''You're just a hater, man. If you don't like to listen to her voice, don't, but don't make it seem like she's bad at singing when most of the planet would disagree with you. And I know you hate her for some stuff she did on TV, but come on, that doesn't make her a bad person, shitty singer or anything else. You're just bitching about your own preferences and how Beyoncé doesn't fit them. Either that or you're jealous and want to feel better by bringing others down to your level. Just stop.''
''You're just a hater, man. If you don't like to listen to her voice, don't, but don't make it seem like she's bad at singing when most of the planet would disagree with you. And I know you hate her for some stuff she did on TV, but come on, that doesn't make her a bad person, shitty singer or anything else. You're just bitching about your own preferences and how Beyoncé doesn't fit them. Either that or you're jealous and want to feel better by bringing others down to your level. Just stop.''
by WhiteWarlock August 03, 2016
The gatling slap or gatling-slap is a series of blindingly rapid slaps, usually applied to the face.
Somebody told me he liked DmC: Devil May Cry's commentary on how society is corrupt and how Obama is just a puppet, just like every other ruler. He also told me that the Illuminati are behind everything. I subsequently gatling slapped him like a true boss. Like Big Boss.
by WhiteWarlock September 30, 2013
A man of a level of gayness not seen often. Of a higher level than a supergay or a hypergay.
So epically gay that you'd need the Killer Instinct announcer to scream out the word.
An ultragay is someone who typically wears skinny clothing, dyes his (long) hair and uses hair product for about an hour before he is ready. Aside from that, he will most likely shave any facial hair he spots, and occasionally wears (usually red) nail polish. He is also incredibly sensitive, physically as well as emotionally, and has a high-pitched voice to match.
So epically gay that you'd need the Killer Instinct announcer to scream out the word.
An ultragay is someone who typically wears skinny clothing, dyes his (long) hair and uses hair product for about an hour before he is ready. Aside from that, he will most likely shave any facial hair he spots, and occasionally wears (usually red) nail polish. He is also incredibly sensitive, physically as well as emotionally, and has a high-pitched voice to match.
''Did you see that guy? He looked like a pink wooden plank with a wig''. *Notices ultragay behind him, who starts crying and runs away, arms flailing*. ''Yup, we got ourselves an ultragay.''
by WhiteWarlock June 27, 2013