Sigma Meal Skibidi Slicers

This term was originally created by Grant Wisler in a YouTube video called “Commercials Trying To Be Hip With The Kids 2”
And also generated the “Dab you up a meal real quick. GYATT! Now that’s rizz.
It is used like; “Okay kids, here’s your.. “ Kids: “Sigma meal skibidi slicers!” It is shown as a skibidi toilet themed quesadilla.

“Yo dude, I just love sigma meal skibidi slicers” Friend: “KYS”

by Penis Eatsr April 28, 2024

Slippery Dippery Slope

The slippery slope fallacy but escalated. One shall fall down the path quickly and unequivocally. Their mind subdued by the sheer heaviness of the thought never to return to a normal state of consciousness.

Careful that's a slippery dippery slope you might fall. Don't let "them" dip into your mind.

by Sluerpentwerp April 3, 2025

Eric Harry Timothy Mabius Sliced Himself With A Key

Eric Harry Timothy Mabius Sliced Himself With A Key

Eric Harry Timothy Mabius Sliced Himself With A Key

by ExeeloguiexE April 14, 2025

Scientific Slippery Slope

A rhetorical fallacy common in online science communication, skeptic communities, and anti-pseudoscience circles where any expression of doubt, criticism of scientific institutions, or engagement with non-scientific beliefs is treated as the first step down an inevitable path toward severe anti-science and harmful practices. The scientific slippery slope assumes that questioning a study means you reject all science; that being open to alternative medicine means you'll abandon evidence-based treatment; that entertaining a spiritual belief means you're one step from vaccine denial. In reality, most people hold complex, contextual views that don't slide into extremism. The fallacy functions as a thought-terminating cliché, allowing debunkers to dismiss nuance without engagement. It protects scientific orthodoxy by making any deviation seem dangerous, conflating skepticism of particular claims with rejection of science itself, and turning genuine epistemic humility into a perceived threat.

Example: "He suggested that peer review might have flaws, and they immediately accused him of being anti-science. Scientific Slippery Slope: a reasonable critique was treated as the first step toward burning textbooks."

by Abzugal March 22, 2026

Pseudoscience Slippery Slope

A specific form of scientific slippery slope where any non-scientific belief, no matter how innocuous or personally held, is treated as inevitably leading to extremely harmful practices. The pseudoscience slippery slope assumes that belief in astrology leads to rejection of astronomy; that practicing meditation means you'll refuse medical treatment; that exploring alternative spirituality leads to cult membership. The fallacy erases the distinction between worldview and action, between personal belief and public harm, between harmless eccentricity and dangerous pseudoscience. It functions to police the boundaries of acceptable belief, making any deviation from scientific orthodoxy seem threatening. The result is a culture where people hide legitimate spiritual or philosophical explorations for fear of being labeled dangerous, and where genuine epistemic diversity is suppressed in favor of enforced consensus.

Example: "She mentioned enjoying tarot cards for self-reflection, and he warned her that she was on the path to rejecting all medicine. Pseudoscience Slippery Slope: a harmless hobby treated as the first step to disaster."

by Abzugal March 22, 2026

Scientific Slippery Slope

A cognitive bias where one assumes that any tolerance for non‑scientific beliefs—even harmless or culturally meaningful ones—inevitably leads to the erosion of critical thinking, the embrace of dangerous pseudoscience, and the collapse of rational discourse. The bias treats the mind as a fortress that, once a single non‑scientific idea is admitted, will be overrun by irrationality. It ignores the human capacity for compartmentalization, the contextual nature of belief, and the reality that many people simultaneously hold scientific views and personal spiritual practices without descending into anti‑vaxx or flat‑earth beliefs. The scientific slippery slope is often deployed as a rhetorical weapon to police intellectual boundaries, treating any deviation from strict scientific orthodoxy as a threat to reason itself.

Example: “He argued that teaching yoga in schools was a gateway drug to astrology and eventually creationism—pure scientific slippery slope, ignoring that millions practice yoga without abandoning biology.”

by Dumu The Void March 25, 2026

Bring me caramel slice

A stupid meme of an Australian kid waking up in a hospital room looking straight at a camera shoved in his face like he’s traumatized, grabbing his phone and texting “bring me caramel slice” (an Australian dessert), usually edited to serious emotional music such as Beyoncé’s “Sorry original demo”

“Bring me caramel slice”
TikTok: edits of a kid waking up and Beyoncé on my fyp

by Lanadelrey2012 July 23, 2025