Fall Back Website

Whenever you're on a website you probably shouldn't be on or are embarrassed to be on and have another normal website tabbed.

Ginny was watching female porn on her computer while her roommate was out, but had MySpace tabbed for her fall back website in case her roommate came in unexpectedly.

by ClosetBisexual May 21, 2009

Falky

procrastinating for the sake of perfection.

psh. you're so falky

by debshen March 4, 2011

Cinder Fall

A character from RWBY antagonist voiced by Jessica Nigri, She works for Salem, She apprentices Mercury Black and Emerald Sustrai, She works with Neopolitan.

Guy 1: "Have you heard of this 'anime' character called Cinder Fall? she's sweet but psycho."
Guy 2: "Yeah, she killed Pyrrha Nikos."
Guy 3: "Raven Branwen nearly killed her in Volume 5."

by Deepweb Hitman In Training December 1, 2018

trip'n fall

To have sex with someone even though you were planning not to or even though you know that it's a bad idea.

Girl: I always say I'm gonna wait, then I kiss a guy and I trip'n fall.

Girl: I saw my ex last night
Friend: And?
Girl: I know I said I was over him but I tripped'n fell. He's an asshole but he's still a good fuck.

Guy: I didn't mean to. I just kinda tripped'n fell.
Girl: And what? You just tripped and fell and your cock just magically landed her pussy?
Guy: Umm...

by scuppernonger September 30, 2009

Screaming Nigger Fallacy

The trite insinuation or assumption that anyone who has a problem with an online service, game or community's rules — specifically draconian rules based around restricting what members are allowed to say, — just wants to scream the word "nigger."

An inherent, reflexive, reductionist stance that dictates all support for free speech just means you want to spam the word "nigger" and don't care about anything else.

Screaming Nigger Fallacy User: "I don't think you care about people being allowed to express their views. I think you just want to say 'nigger.' I bet that's what you were banned for!"

by horridus June 4, 2022

take the fall

Something bad happened, someone is going to get blamed and suffer the consequences of the act. Righteously, it should be the person who planned it, but, everything is negotiable. Someone else goes to jail, and in return, he is owed a favor. Or maybe, he just gets set up. This 1940's film noir gangster term is finding a new cachet.

You shot him brother so don't look at me like that. I'm not gonna take the fall for you.

by Chris Zizzo September 13, 2006

tu quoque fallacy

(LOGIC) a logical fallacy in which a person defends against an allegation by accusing an adversary of doing the same thing. It's a classic douchebag move because it implies that the speaker has a RIGHT to be a douchebag, by virtue of the fact that someone ELSE is being a douchebag.

From Latin, for "you, too."

WHY IT'S BAD
Suppose A is accused of terrorism. He reacts by accusing B, his enemy, of terrorism. Now, it's possible (but unlikely) that A actually chose this argument knowing he was totally innocent. More likely he wants to claim that his terrorism is PROVOKED. In effect, he's saying, "I have to do this, or I'm entitled to do this, because B did it first."

First, as logic it's a red herring. But what makes it douchebaggery rather than just another wartime propaganda tactic, is that it's MORALLY irrelevant as well as LOGICALLY irrelevant. The victims of terrorism almost never have any material control over either perpetrator ever.

ANNA: Abu Yahya, I don't know if your definition of "tu quoque fallacy" belongs in the Urban Dictionary. This isn't Wikipedia, you know.

ABU YAHYA: The reason I did is that I see all the time people using the rationale that, because somebody else did something bad to me, therefore I get to do something similar to anybody. It's sort of like sloppy revenge.

ANNA: Like men punishing random women because their girlfriends allegedly did something shitty to them?

ABU YAHYA: Actually, that's a perfect example of a tu quoque!

by Abu Yahya June 3, 2010