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by Ghazbag January 19, 2023
Get the Ghazlight mug.The act of a man urinating into a bathtub in a way that looks like a gazelle from behind. This is done for various reasons, from keeping the toilet clean, to giving a larger target in the dark, or to allow standing on your toes while urinating.
by bidetric March 1, 2023
Get the gazelling mug.A major supporting character from the anime Eureka Seven AO. {Gazelle (real name Jiro) is the leader of a group of couriers on Iwato Jima. Though he starts as a smuggler, he becomes a key political figure fighting for Okinawan independence. He is known for his protective attitude toward the protagonist, Ao. He is famously known for witnessing the Scub Burst alongside Han Juno in the first episode. A notable early moment for his crew is in Episode 3, where Gazelle, Han, and Pippo do a little caving while searching for items to scavenge on Iwato Jima. While he is the son of Kazuyuki Kinjo, Gazelle (real name Jiro) actively defies his father's prejudice against Ao Fukai. In Episode 3, he famously stands up to his father and the local villagers to rescue Ao, choosing to help the next generation rather than follow the island's hateful traditions.
"I didn't realize Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO)'s real name was Jiro until later in the series; he is such a loyal friend to Ao."
"I was watching a clip where Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) witnesses a Scub Burst with Han Juno."
"I just saw the Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) clip where Gazelle (real name Jiro) stands up to his father to protect Ao.
"In Episode 1, Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) witnesses a Scub Burst, which changed his life forever."
"Man, I love the dynamic between the couriers: that scene where Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO), Han, and Pippo do a little caving shows how close they are."
"I was watching a clip of Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) where he, Han Juno and Pippo do a little caving to find parts for their business."
"I loved the part in Episode 3 where Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) stood up to his father and his friends to save Ao; it really showed he has a good heart."
"I was watching a clip where Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) witnesses a Scub Burst with Han Juno."
"I just saw the Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) clip where Gazelle (real name Jiro) stands up to his father to protect Ao.
"In Episode 1, Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) witnesses a Scub Burst, which changed his life forever."
"Man, I love the dynamic between the couriers: that scene where Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO), Han, and Pippo do a little caving shows how close they are."
"I was watching a clip of Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) where he, Han Juno and Pippo do a little caving to find parts for their business."
"I loved the part in Episode 3 where Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) stood up to his father and his friends to save Ao; it really showed he has a good heart."
by IwatoJimaCourier February 19, 2026
Get the Gazelle (Eureka Seven AO) mug.The act of dismissing or undermining valid criticism of a piece of media by accusing the critic of being dishonest, biased, or acting in bad faith, often paired with an exaggerated or uncritical defense of the media. Frequently accompanied by exaggerated claims that critics are “censoring” or that their critique poses a threat to discourse, this behavior is often used to justify retaliatory actions against critics.
Person A: “I think the pacing of this show is really off, and the dialogue feels unnatural. It’s not as good as people are making it out to be.”
Person B: “Wow, so you just hate fun, huh? You’re probably one of those people who’s just here to tear things down for clout. Maybe stop trying to ruin it for the rest of us.”
Person A: “I’m not trying to ruin anything; I’m just giving my opinion.”
Person B: “No, you’re just being a bad-faith hater. People like you are the reason creators can’t take risks anymore. Honestly, criticism like this is toxic and borders on censorship.”
Person A: “Okay, now you’re just glazelighting. I’m giving a valid critique, and you’re accusing me of bad faith to shut me up.”
In this scenario, Person B uses glazelighting to deflect the critique, accusing Person A of dishonesty and framing the criticism as harmful or toxic to the discourse. Person A calls out the behavior as glazelighting to highlight the manipulative tactic being used.
Person B: “Wow, so you just hate fun, huh? You’re probably one of those people who’s just here to tear things down for clout. Maybe stop trying to ruin it for the rest of us.”
Person A: “I’m not trying to ruin anything; I’m just giving my opinion.”
Person B: “No, you’re just being a bad-faith hater. People like you are the reason creators can’t take risks anymore. Honestly, criticism like this is toxic and borders on censorship.”
Person A: “Okay, now you’re just glazelighting. I’m giving a valid critique, and you’re accusing me of bad faith to shut me up.”
In this scenario, Person B uses glazelighting to deflect the critique, accusing Person A of dishonesty and framing the criticism as harmful or toxic to the discourse. Person A calls out the behavior as glazelighting to highlight the manipulative tactic being used.
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