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When a wife or girlfriend decides to give you turn-by-turn driving directions regardless whether you already know where you are going or even have the real GPS on in the car.
She not only told me where to turn, but she even told me what lane I was supposed to be in. How do I mute the ShePS?
ShePS by HappyHubby November 3, 2025

Shiesty Ave

A african gang in bronx, but not everyone of them is affiliated. They’re allied with ATM and get money. One of the members had a 2 for 1 special, iykyk
Nah he mad tuff, he tall and he from
Shiesty Ave
Shiesty Ave by MikeyJohansson November 16, 2025

Shiesty Ave 66

This is a African Group in the bronx. Its not a gang, though it confuses a lot of people. Not everyone is affiliated with the violence it comes with, but that doesn’t mean they stand their ground. Notable people like: Abou Konate, Fanum, Kai Cenat, are associated with the group but they’re not violent.
Shiesty Ave 66 were indicted for money scheme
Shiesty Ave 66 by SekouExplains December 4, 2025
A person who develops an extreme parasocial attachment to a fictional ship, character, or actor, and reacts with incel-like hostility when their desired pairing or fantasy isn’t validated. Shipcels often engage in online harassment, targeted hate campaigns, or violent rhetoric toward creators, actors, or other fans who threaten their imagined narrative. Much like incels, shipcels externalize rejection, frame themselves as victims, and justify abusive behavior as “defending” their ship.
According to critics, the term gained wider usage during online controversies surrounding François Arnaud, where coordinated fandom behavior allegedly reframed homophobic rhetoric as “protection” of a favored co-star (Hudson). In these spaces, so-called “benevolent racists” were accused of using Hudson as a rhetorical shield to deflect criticism, selectively weaponizing identity politics to justify or excuse homophobia while presenting themselves as allies.
Common traits include:
– Treating fictional relationships or actors as personal entitlements
– Harassing actors for dating or associating with the “wrong” people
– Recasting bigotry as fandom loyalty or moral concern
– Accusing critics of “attacking representation” to avoid accountability
– Escalating to dogpiling, threats, or coordinated harassment campaigns
“The discourse stopped being about the show and turned into full shipcel behavior.”
“They weren’t defending representation — they were just shipcels hiding behind it.”
Shipcel by RpgfanOnExpedition60 February 8, 2026

Shipectrum

The Shipectrum (short for Shit Spectrum) is a method of classifying, frankly, anything.

The spectrum goes from one to ten, and works as follows.
- 1 is Total Shit (bad)
- 5 is Mid Shit (okay)
- 10 is Hot Shit (good)

Negative numbers and numbers greater than ten can be used only in extreme cases.
“Man, the current state of the world is at best a 2 on the Shipectrum.”
Wow, man, this burrito is a total Shipectrum 10!”
Shipectrum by Beef Supremist March 23, 2026

Ship Names

Ship names are names for two people whom you want to ship. Shipping is making up a relationship between two people. It is a combination of the two peoples names.
Fiona: We need some ship names for Clara and Eric.
Sa’nyah: Yeah! What about Cleric?
Fiona: Clerica.
Rosalind: Clerica!
Sa’nyah: Clerica!
Rosalind: CLERICA!
Sa’nyah: It’s a good ship name.