by IcyLiquid July 21, 2003
1. A once-mighty geopolitical powerhouse on EarthMC that collapsed under its own drama and poor decision-making.
2. A collective of five or more past NSR members—whether they're in a voice chat, Discord thread, or standing awkwardly in a Minecraft town square—who, when gathered, immediately start reminiscing about "the good old days" while conveniently ignoring the scandals and betrayals that ended it.
3. A political black hole: Any attempt to revive, reform, or reference the NSR inevitably leads to unnecessary debates, power struggles, and at least one person rage-quitting.
2. A collective of five or more past NSR members—whether they're in a voice chat, Discord thread, or standing awkwardly in a Minecraft town square—who, when gathered, immediately start reminiscing about "the good old days" while conveniently ignoring the scandals and betrayals that ended it.
3. A political black hole: Any attempt to revive, reform, or reference the NSR inevitably leads to unnecessary debates, power struggles, and at least one person rage-quitting.
"Dude, this chat is so NSR"
"The town meeting started as a simple discussion, but then an NSR showed up and now we have five political factions and a court case."
"You can always tell spot NSR'er because they are always trying to make a mega nation"
Alternative Forms:
NSRing (verb): The act of overcomplicating a simple decision with unnecessary bureaucracy and passive-aggressive politics. "We could’ve finished this in five minutes, but now we’re NSRing about it for two hours."
NSRed (adjective): Used to describe something that had potential but ultimately fell apart due to internal drama.
"That nation had a bright future, but then it got NSRed."
"The town meeting started as a simple discussion, but then an NSR showed up and now we have five political factions and a court case."
"You can always tell spot NSR'er because they are always trying to make a mega nation"
Alternative Forms:
NSRing (verb): The act of overcomplicating a simple decision with unnecessary bureaucracy and passive-aggressive politics. "We could’ve finished this in five minutes, but now we’re NSRing about it for two hours."
NSRed (adjective): Used to describe something that had potential but ultimately fell apart due to internal drama.
"That nation had a bright future, but then it got NSRed."
by NotFix February 01, 2025