bruh17777's definitions

RationalWiki

A website dedicated to debunking misinformation while pissing off conservative snowflakes. Their information on pseudoscience and conspiracy theories is generally pretty legit, and they're fully willing to call something (such as homeopathy or other alt-med) out as bullshit without getting caught up in trying to be all "encyclopedic" like Wikipedia does. However, their information on politics is VERY left-leaning.

RationalWiki is a website.

by bruh17777 August 4, 2020

Dream

1) A cheater

2) A vivid nocturnal hallucination
3) An aspiration for the future

1) Dream so obviously cheated, why do his stans keep defending him?
2) I had the craziest dream last night!
3) I dream of flying to Mars.

by bruh17777 August 23, 2021

Phony

Favorite insult of "Catcher in the Rye" protagonist Holden Caulfield. Source of great anger to anyone who subjects themselves to Mr. Caulfield's rambling, circuitous narration.

This insert thing I don't like here is such a phony!

by bruh17777 May 5, 2021

Kerbal

Adjective used for describing engineering projects (specifically rockets, aircraft, or spacecraft) that are massively over-engineered, have a remote chance of working as intended, or are otherwise absurd. From the game Kerbal Space Program, a popular spaceflight simulator where the player controls the space program of the titular Kerbals, a race of little green men who, in the words of one developer, "only do the wrong thing all the time, and have stumbled into being an interstellar civilization."

The Sea Dragon was so kerbal!

by bruh17777 May 5, 2021

SMBC

Short for Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal, a popular webcomic in the same vein of humor as xkcd. Recurring themes include pro-robot revolution propaganda and philosophically literate children.

SMBC has a hilarious inferiority complex over xkcd.

by bruh17777 May 5, 2021

The New York Times

A daily newspaper based in New York City, USA, established in 1851. Often abbreviated to NYT or NYTimes. Generally considered a good source of factual, if liberal-leaning, information.

Did you see that new article in The New York Times?

by bruh17777 May 5, 2021

Chris Wallace

The last remaining bastion of journalistic integrity on Fox News. Moderator of the infamous first Joe Biden-Donald Trump presidential debate.

Chris Wallace did the best he could on that debate, but there was no controlling it.

by bruh17777 May 5, 2021