But You Said So Fallacy

A variation of the strawman fallacy where the strawman is constructed based on terms the person used to describe themselves or their position. "But you said you were X, so you must believe Y" becomes a way of distorting positions by taking self-descriptions out of context or pushing them to extremes. The fallacy lies in using someone's own words against them in ways that misrepresent their actual position—turning self-description into caricature, identity into ideology.

"I said I'm patriotic. Response: 'So you support everything the government does? But You Said So Fallacy—taking my self-description and pushing it to absurd extremes. Patriotic doesn't mean unquestioning; it means loving my country, which includes critiquing it. Using my words against me in ways I never intended is strawman by quotation."

by Dumu The Void March 3, 2026

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Jerk that off you

When you want to borrow or take something from someone.

You: Yo my boy let me jerk that off you
My Boy: Here I got you
You: Thanks cuzzy

by Michael Glen March 11, 2026

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slime you out

To "slime out" is to BRUTALLY gang-bang or beat someone up. This happens most commonly in "YN's" which are a split in the evolutionary chain from normal humans. These "YN's" will usually "slime you out" in alleyways and other parts of city outskirts. This term is usually used in middle schools when another person FUCKING ANNOYS THE SHIT out of the first person.

Bob: "Guess what?"
Jim: "What?"
Bob: "CHICKEN BUTT!"
Jim: "...Watch out bro. You ain't finna see the FUCKING LIGHT OF DAY EVER AGAIN when I SLIME YOU OUT YOU FUCKING LITTLE PRICK ASSHOLE."
Bob: "..."

by EPSTEIN POWER: THE RECKONING March 12, 2026

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