There Is Are Is No Such As A Flight Risk

There Is Are Is No Such As A Flight Risk

There Is Are Is No Such As A Flight Risk

by ExeeloguiexE April 14, 2025

love hospital, caution enter at your own risk

a subgaernre of dead dove do not eat, that focuses on gory or violent content with bitter sweet shipping.
Usually containing focus on themes like cannibalism, necrophilia, and medical/surgery fetish, ect.
this follows dead dove trope's but with heavy focus on gore or violence...

this term was coined by X user @candy_cigzz on jun 19'th 2025

love hospital, caution enter at your own risk, is a fanfiction genre

by Alcoholic rat June 19, 2025

Jack LOVES Risk of Rain 2

Code for a truly gay man to let his inner desires roam free through the proverbial "Jack"

Whenever I'm really feeling repressed I shout "JACK LOVES RISK OF RAIN 2" and the local gays make me feel much better

by JelqerJelqerOnTheWall April 2, 2025

Risk

Why take the risk of getting infected by a potent virus if you're unvaccinated? Life is worth losing, and it's not up to you when you die or get infected, and at one time, before the pandemic, taking risks was part of life. That didn't get put on pause, reset, or anything else for some people, they're going to stick with it and keep going. That might not be a good enough answer for everyone ordering mandates or pushing people to get in vaccination lines, but it's one of many possible answers.

What's the point of being alive if you never take a risk, even once in a while?

by The Original Agahnim July 29, 2021

Spam-risked

When you're fighting and wanna block him, but he got that good dick so you change his name in your phone to Spam Risk

I spam-risked him.

by Cricket 78 July 19, 2022

Take the risk or lose the chance

In the end, we only regret the chances we didn't take

''You should take the risk or lose the chance''

by take a chance with me March 21, 2024

flight-risk

What the Wright Brothers and other early-aviation pioneers had to face every time they took to the skies in their primitive flying-machine inventions.

When airplanes were first being tried out at carnivals and trade-shows, many people were afraid to ride in them due to a perceived (and often-all-too-true!) "flight-risk". So a standard "grim grins" statement that these distrustful folks would make in retort/reply to an offer to climb aboard one of those airborne coffins was, "Yeah, sure --- I'll fly... if I can keep one FOOT ON THE GROUND!"

by QuacksO August 3, 2019