Conception Roulette

When a bunch of guys each get a condom and poke a hole in one then put all of them in a bowl and each grab a random one

Hey babe I forgot to tell you, me and the boys played conception roulette a few months ago before we did it and I think I lost

by Dr knowsit January 23, 2020

Conception Junction

Named After A Railroad Transit. It Is A City In Missouri in the county of nodaway.

We live In Conception Junction
Conception Junction A funny name for a town in missouri

by The-rs May 7, 2020

Contestation

The action or process of disputing or arguing. an act, instance, or state of contesting

It is without contestation that Patrick is the best futures trader in the business.

by ndsports July 28, 2021

Concersation

The feeling of being both concerned and frustrated in a single emotion

Pronounced kan-ser-say-shon

Adj. The man was in “concersation” by his daughters new boyfriend
Vrb. I was terribly “concersated” by my dog running away when I opened the door, letting him out”

by San Dominico June 16, 2022

Concentration Camp

Nothing to do with the holocaust. It refers to the hotel or premises a football/soccer team is installed in for a period of time. Sometimes also used to refer to the training ground as an extension of the place itself.

Fifa is corrupt.

Why?

Because during the world cup it’s always the europeans that get the best concentration camps. We have the ones where you can hear the rival fans yelling outside at 2 am.

by Mrbigglesworth123456 December 14, 2023

congentation

when you drink some cold ass water and you feel it in your body

person 1: “bro this water is so congentagious”
person 2: “wtf is that supposed to mean bruh???”
person 3: “ermmm actually congentation is when you feel water ☝️”
person 2 and 1: stfu timmy

by BananaAgent1 March 29, 2024

Contestation Bias

A bias where one automatically contests, challenges, or disputes any information that doesn't align with preexisting views. Contestation Bias doesn't just ignore opposing evidence; it actively fights it, demanding impossible standards, shifting goalposts, and finding reasons to reject. It's the bias of perpetual opposition—the mind that says "no" before hearing the question.

"Every study she cited, he contested. Methodology, sample size, funding source—always a reason to reject. Contestation Bias isn't skepticism; it's automatic opposition. Not "show me evidence," but "your evidence is never enough." The contest is the point; truth is secondary."

by Dumu The Void March 4, 2026