Definitions by forced name
sike
A slang term (correctly, "psych") that was big in the 1990s. It's similar in usage to adding "not" to the end of a statement that's meant to be either sarcastic, a joke, or both.
1. Sure, you can borrow my brand new car for the weekend. Psych!
2. Yeah, that shirt looks great on you. Not!
Sike.
2. Yeah, that shirt looks great on you. Not!
Sike.
sike by forced name December 25, 2007
antisocial
A word commonly confused with "asocial".
Asocial means simply not being social (it does not imply hatred or negativity, only "absence"), while antisocial insinuates an active hostility or contempt for society as a whole.
Asocial means simply not being social (it does not imply hatred or negativity, only "absence"), while antisocial insinuates an active hostility or contempt for society as a whole.
Ignorant individual: "See that antisocial loner over there? He/she would rather stay at home and read than talk with me."
Person 2: "Don't you mean asocial?"
Ignorant individual: "What? Same difference."
Person 2: "Don't you mean asocial?"
Ignorant individual: "What? Same difference."
antisocial by forced name December 24, 2007
girlyman
Sexist term popularized by Arnold Schwarzenegger used to manipulate males into conforming to arbitrary gender roles; an insult to both males and females.
girlyman by forced name December 24, 2007