Gamer's stomach

When you play games all day and get sick to your stomach as a result.

I can't eat I got a bad case of Gamer's stomach.

by ghomozula August 3, 2017

Gamer's stripes

Earning your gamer's stripes is a bad thing. Gamer's stripes are the result of hitting a computer monitor or tv with enough force to break the internal screen, whilst leaving the rest of the device intact.

"That guy was streaming yesterday. I saw him earn his stripes."

"Cool! Good for him!"

"...his gamer's stripes"

"Oh no"

by I'll take a very hard pass. June 9, 2020

Gamer's Health Break

A kind of health break that all you do is play games. Note that this is really healthy.

I'm on a Gamer's Health Break.

by YourTypicallWordMaker October 28, 2020

Gamer's Girlfriend

A gamer's girlfriend is exactly what it sounds like...a gamer's gf. But a gamer's gf takes care of her boyfriend. She makes him food, does some chores, ect. But there is an understanding to this. The gamer shouldn't think that this gamer gf will do everything for him. Some days is his, others are with her...NO GAMES ALLOWED unless arranged otherwise

Jerry's girl is a typical gamer's girlfriend. He got lucky!

by FrootLoopQueen December 18, 2020

Gamer’s Paradox

The belief that everyone on your team (in any game) sucks but you. Most gamers believe this. The paradox comes in when 2 players on the same team have this belief. Both cannot be true at the same time. Hence the paradox. Very prevalent in games with toxic communities.

Gamer 1: Dude my whole team sucks but me.

Gamer 2: Yo me too. Wait we’re on the same team…

Gamer 3: It’s the gamer’s paradox.

by Fredman14 December 29, 2021

Gamer's Elbow

When getting slight to heavy bruising on either elbow, usually caused by mouse strain and most commonly found in gamers.

Person A: "dude what's up with the ends of your elbows?"
Person B: "I got the gamer's elbow"

by impsoda March 28, 2026

Juan Gamer's Law

Juan Gamer's Law dictates that if someone responds to a claim by saying it is a logical fallacy, it means they no longer can defend their position and they have lost the argument.
Saying that a claim is a logical fallacy as way to easily disprove it is a way to avoid the issue without actually having to refute it.
For example, if someone says that your claim is an ad hominem, you then try to prove that you are not using an ad hominem rather than try to defend your original point. It's a subtle way to switch goalposts during an argument and way to get stuck in a loop of trying to figure out the claim was a logical fallacy.

Statements that trigger Juan Gamer's Law
"That's just an ad hominem"
"You're strawmanning me"
"If you're anti X then that means you are X"

by Juan Gamer June 21, 2018