Ouran High School Host Club

Kiss kiss~

Fall in love!

That's it.

Ouran High School Host Club in a nutshell-
Twins - Hey where's all of the fans?
Tamaki - Well let's call them!
Host club - Kiss kiss-
Fans - FALL IN LOVE!

Kyoya - There they are.

by loveliez October 8, 2020

Faux Outrage

Pretending one is offended, insulted or generally affronted by something which they really are not. The faux outrage is usually expressed publicly because it is done in the service of an agenda. Those expressing faux outrage usually labor under the delusion that no one can see through them, but most can.

The professional protesters went down to City Hall today to express their opposition to bill 1234. They were drinking coffee and playing marbles until the tv station got there, then all three of them sprung into action and began waving signs and displaying faux outrage after the camera was turned on.

by arktos June 13, 2012

urban outbacker

A city-dweller that enjoys brief outings, esp. into a natural setting, to get away from the city.

There were quite a few urban outbackers at the park today at lunchtime.

by Shaggy Doo September 8, 2010

outcast

1.- someone who doesn't belong in his main social area (work, school, the street) Has only a few friends, but usually doesn't really hang out with them. Someone who is told by his betters that he has wisdom beyond his years, but his peers make fun of him for it. He's a little insane, after all, humans are social creatures. But his heart is mature, calm and kind. He never really does anything big for himself, and most of the things he does are for other people. He's just misunderstood, and people hate him for no reason. He's usually the victim of every negative stereotype and rumor. But hey, he doesn't have a social life, it doesn't matter to him, he hardly has anything to lose.

2.- Me

I'm an outcast, whether you like it or not, and there's nothing i can do for you socially, so why do you keep supporting me?

by da outkast February 12, 2005

Twitter Outrage Mob

Sometimes shortened to TOM, the Twitter Outrage Mob is a large group of people on social media sites (having originated on Twitter, specifically) that attempt to cancel others by use of harassment, bullying, shaming, and/or otherwise silencing those who merely disagree with their own beliefs that they force upon others. They spread falsified information that easily gains traction online and usually results in the individual or company in which they are pressuring to conform to their beliefs. They are the ones who are largely behind Western Cancel Culture.

These people can usually be identified as being blue-haired, white liberal women who recently graduated college with a degree in either the social sciences and/or gender studies because they have no practical skills that can be applied to the real world. However, there have been cases of effeminate men who reside in California who also play an active role in the Twitter Outrage Mob. They reside inside of an echo chamber and so are not used to hearing people with differing viewpoints. They immediately believe that that non-conforming person is a threat, and thus, must be terminated.

Sarah: Why didn't you respond to my friend request on Twitter last night?

Lucas: The Twitter Outrage Mob spam reported my account several times until I was banned.

by Fire Tongue June 18, 2020

Ouran HighSchool Host Club

An anime in which one girl tries NOT to get recognized by her senpai

Did you see that episode of “Ouran HighSchool Host Club”, it was really good

by Romeo_The_Redhead November 24, 2018

Performative outrage

A marketing tactic where media actively looks for unintentional, out of context, or irrelevant things to be outraged over, usually through identity politics, to create a manufactured feeling of us vs them to keep the working class divided. Instead of fixing bigotry it exacerbates it. This tactic works on people who are bored, lack nuanced thinking, and are easily manipulated into tribalism.

"I'm sick of performative outrage. We all have more in common than we think! Now is the time for empathy and understanding, not division!"

by woke af person January 25, 2019