The Jason effect is where you come into contact with a 'Jason' over a period of time and this is when the effects start to kick in.
1. memory loss of important task (temporary)
2. Become lit beyond your imagination
1. memory loss of important task (temporary)
2. Become lit beyond your imagination
by TruSparkz November 30, 2017
a chick that looks good from behind but when she turns around she looks like the grinch (that stole christmas).
I was in the club last night and being on those drink had me hooked on this chick until the grinch effect kicked in.
by the ham October 27, 2005
If you've ever seen the Super Mario Bros. Movie, then you've seen the giant goombas. The goomba effect is is wen the person's head is abnormally small for their body, just like the goomba.
by CaileAsura August 23, 2009
When a girl thinks your cute, but in a plutonic way. Derived from how every girl thinks pikachu is adorable but would never ever date him.
Bart: hey man i think michelle likes me!!
Phil: your 5'6, weigh 190 pounds, and still live with your mom. Thats just the pikachu effect man.
Phil: your 5'6, weigh 190 pounds, and still live with your mom. Thats just the pikachu effect man.
by lil' snoopy January 18, 2010
Term to refer to a mans balls after recently being shaved, when the small prickly hairs begin to grow back and poke his penis as it hangs over them.
Guy: Damn, I got the cactus effect. Should've shaved better.
Guy 2: I know, that shit sucks. Feels like tiny needles stabbing your dick.
Guy 2: I know, that shit sucks. Feels like tiny needles stabbing your dick.
by PurplePagan May 20, 2007
The Porcupine Effect
The Porcupine Effect is defined as the behavior that is modeled when a person within a relationship or system anticipates the need for self defense due to frequent reoccurrence of the experience of psychological pain/rejection in that system or relationship. This presents itself in a overly (more than usual) cautious approach where people’s natural initiative and leadership is restricted. Behavior is adapted to be more protective than usual.
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The Porcupine Effect is defined as the behavior that is modeled when a person within a relationship or system anticipates the need for self defense due to frequent reoccurrence of the experience of psychological pain/rejection in that system or relationship. This presents itself in a overly (more than usual) cautious approach where people’s natural initiative and leadership is restricted. Behavior is adapted to be more protective than usual.
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The Porcupine Effect is when a person's behavior is adapted to be more protective than usual for example in the work place: confirm verbal discussions through a written email summary, or refrain from taking decision on their own but instead put their ideas in writing as a proposal, or only act on their decision once it has been approved by the group. This leads to a psychological energy drain to build defense instead of using your inherent creative and leadership potential. An extreme example of this behavior in highschool is where the behavior turns into avoidance of the person causing the psychological pain such as when two friends hide in the hallway or washroom from a third person who inflicts the pain.
by Mindmathics - Therese November 24, 2010
A term used when a video game or television show becomes unbearable to play/watch because of its fanbase.
by PhantomBird529 September 16, 2017