Hop on Lethal Company

Slang meaning rough homosexual intercourse, often used by guys who enjoy playing video games with the boys

1 tall man: we better Hop on Lethal company today

1 short man: No I don't want to play Lethal today

by Illir D Burn January 9, 2024

The Gay Company

A new company aim to fix problems with gay people and help them in their life.

The Gay Company's headquarter is located on Earth.

by Lê Quốc Bảo January 13, 2024

Hop on Lethal Company

The act of wanting to have passionate sex with a coilhead

yo James, I was thinking, wanna hop on Lethal Company?
James: nah wtf that shits so weird

by Xx_cockbuster_xX February 18, 2024

THE SHADOW COMPANY

The best group on Red Dead Redemption 2 that no one can stop

Un pour tous, tous pour un

"No bullet no shell, no demon in hell can break our bond" -unknown

The shadow company just whooped our hind ends

by The Shadow Company March 16, 2024

Three's Companied

A situation in which multiple people possess different or incomplete pieces of critical information, causing misunderstandings that stack and compound over time. Each interaction reinforces false assumptions, widening the gap between perceived reality and actual reality. The humor or tension escalates until the missing information is finally revealed, producing a sudden moment of clarity, relief, and emotional release.
The term is inspired by the sitcom Three’s Company, where entire plots revolved around cascading misunderstandings driven by missing context.

After hours of arguing with my wife over my internet history, we discovered we’d been Three's Companied when it came out that my brother had borrowed my laptop.

by Dwight the Roofer January 26, 2026

Life and Death Companions

Companions that are linked together through life and death, a synonym is a married couple, often used to describe Yoo Joonghyuk and Kim Dokja

Kim Dokja and Yoo Joonghyuk are life and death companions.

by Observer of Endless Stories February 24, 2026

Fallacy of Prohibited Comparison

The fallacy where someone claims you cannot point out double standards, hypocrisy, or make certain comparisons in political debates, often by invoking exceptionalism or special circumstances. "You can't compare X to Y!" becomes a way of shielding a position from uncomfortable parallels. The fallacy lies in prohibiting comparison altogether rather than engaging the actual similarities and differences. Often paired with the Fallacy of Relative Exception (using exceptional cases to dismiss comparison) and the Fallacy of Absolute Exception (treating differences as absolute barriers to comparison). Westsplaining is a classic example—the assumption that Western contexts are so unique that comparisons with other contexts are automatically invalid.

"I pointed out similarities between Western foreign policy and actions we condemn in other nations. Response: 'You can't compare us to them—we're completely different!' That's Fallacy of Prohibited Comparison—shutting down comparison rather than engaging it. All comparisons have differences; the question is whether the similarities are meaningful. Prohibiting comparison altogether is just a way of avoiding uncomfortable parallels."

by Abzugal February 28, 2026