Attack the D point!

In War Thunder there is no D point, but you can still message the team to attack or defend the D point, it was in game only once and was removed quickly. The command "Attack the D point!" became a meme. Less often, but still you can hear commands like "Attack the C point!" in the mode where you have only A and B points or "Attack the B point!" in the mode with only A point.

Person 1: Attack the D point!
Person 2: Affirmative!
Person 3: Never!
Person 3: Defend the D point!
Person 4: Shut up!

by Gaygin needs to lower R3'S BR December 30, 2020

Kuzco's poison

When a writer uses excessively long sentence structure, hyperbole, and redundancy to acheive a word or page count.

Oh, right. The poison. The poison for Kuzco, the poison chosen especially to kill Kuzco, Kuzco's poison. That poison?

by highlandblade November 24, 2014

corduroy poisoning

A medical condition caused by the production of or hearing of an abnormally large amount of indie music.

My friend Jack is a really good songwriter, but ever since Interpol became popular, he's gotten a chronic case of corduroy poisoning.

by Dentura Hogfloss February 9, 2005

irony poisoning

Irony poisoning is when one's worldview/weltshauung/reality tunnel is so dominated by irony and detachment-based-comedy, that the joke becomes real and you start to do things that are immoral or wrong from a place of deep nihilistic cynicism.

"Why would John do this to me?"
"It's irony poisoning, ma'am. Seen it a million times."

by SRSLY WRONG May 24, 2014

Kuzco's poison

The poison, The poison for Kuzco, the poison chosen especially to kill Kuzco. Kuzco's poison. That poison?

Yes! that poison. (Referring to Kuzco's poison)

by TrasheAshe September 27, 2019

mongolian midway point

Another word for the area between your genitals and your anus. See Gooch or Taint.

While receiving oral coitus, I like to rub the old Mongolian midway point.

by Mongolian Mike April 11, 2014

shingo points

Nonexistent points given when one hits things with their car.
Although not directly mentioned, the term was created from the character Shingo in Initial D that races dirty and likes to tap cars on purpose to get them off balance, often resulting in spinouts or worse.

He earned a lot of Shingo points when he totaled his car.

by rag3r0 May 15, 2018