New Definition For Continent

A large decisive group of people and peoples that are separated by other ethnic lines or geography

The clear divide between Indian sub-continent, and China/Asia

New Definition For Continent

by The Only Opinon July 8, 2021

New Definition For Continent

A large decisive ethnic group divided by clear geography or ethnic lines

the divide in culture and people between India and China/Asia

New Definition For Continent

by Northern =) July 8, 2021

The corn centipede

You go to the nearest dollar store and buy 1 can of corn, the first person eats the corn but is not allowed to chew it, they must ingest laxative, as he shits the corn out in a stewy material the second person picks the corn out and eats it kinda like the human centipede but with fetish to shit and corn, and the train continues, this game is fun because you can have as many partners as you want,

Fuck bro we only got 1 dollar to feed 15 people what do we do?? Bruh let’s just do the corn centipede everyone will have a field day

by Foxio January 25, 2023

Bored as a Centipede

So very bored, utterly left with nothing to do

Ryan: Hey buddy! How are you?
David: im bored as a centipede, like, i have nothing to do right now ughghhhhhh
Ryan: I’m sorry, dear friend

by SpiderExpert43 September 21, 2023

ICBM: Inter-Continental Bowel Movement

Taking a shit on an inter-Continental flight.

FYI: Use with caution, since "ICBM "is also the acronym for Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile.

Do NOT go into the restroom: that guy just dropped a nasty ICBM: Inter-Continental Bowel Movement.

by NeologianPJG January 28, 2024

my vertical is 21 centimeters

a random thing my classmate named Lily said

classmate1: woah woah look at this
classmate2: girl what the fuck

Lily: my vertical is 21 centimeters *said Lily aggressively*

by anonymous May 2, 2024

Critical Theory of Continental Philosophy

The application of Critical Theory to the continental tradition in philosophy—examining its assumptions, its methods, its relationship to power, and its potential for liberation. Critical Theory of Continental Philosophy asks: How has continental philosophy engaged with history, politics, and power? How has it been shaped by its European context? What are its blind spots? How might it be transformed by dialogue with other traditions? It doesn't celebrate uncritically but insists that continental philosophy's strengths—its attention to history, power, and embodiment—must be combined with self-critique and openness to other voices.

"Continental philosophy is just obscurantism, they say. Critical Theory of Continental Philosophy asks: obscurantist by whose standards? The tradition engages questions analytic philosophy ignores—power, history, embodiment. That doesn't make it wrong; it makes it different. Critical theory insists on asking: what can we learn from this tradition, and what are its own blind spots?"

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 4, 2026