The mist rises ,as the sun falls.

Me and my buddies are going to juul, behind the bleachers at sunset.

Yo guys not the The mist rises ,as the sun falls.

"Don't do AHHHHHHHHHH!!"

by DANTE WOLF November 16, 2019

The Olomu Fallacy

The genuine, redpilled belief that all chance relies on a binary outcome; a 50:50 chance that something either will or will not happen, and naught else. You either have it, or you don't.

"Nick is really out here exemplifying the Olomu Fallacy in AP Stat today. He said that he either would or wouldn't get head, it's that simple bro! Iffy uh"

by InTheWind November 12, 2019

the pussy falls at night

The phrase the pussy falls at night is used to describe a bad occurrence or event. According to science, the elasticity of the pussy is the only this that affects the phenomenon of the big sad. when the pussy presents unelastic behavior it intensifies the sad boy hour phenomenon causing severe mental health issues, paramount anxiety disorder and in certain ocassions excessive braincell loss.

-How much homework do you have?
-100 pages of homeworks! the pussy falls at night asf!!!!

by jason lol September 25, 2020

the hammer falls

"The hammer falls" means "this is at an end". The "hammer" falling is that of an auctioneer at the end of an auction or a judge at the end of a trial. The phrase should be used to deliver a dramatic, emphatic finality to the issue at hand.

Usage: "The hammer falls <time (optional)> on <subject, topic, etc.>."

Example: "The hammer falls today on Weebl and Bob. Bob is superior (and Weebl is now much flatter)."

Please omit any puns in actual usage.

by banzaimonkey November 17, 2005

The Robertson Fallacy

When one overreacts to a work that was overhyped by shouting down the work instead of those overhyping it

Person A: Inception? inception was shit. Christopher Nolan is shit now. 2/10.

Person B: a clear example of The Robertson Fallacy.

by aido_anto June 7, 2012

The Spiderman Fallacy

A recently coined logical fallacy. It follows that archaeologists 1,000 years from now unearth a collection of Spiderman comics. From the background art, they can tell it takes place in New York City. NYC is an actual place, as confirmed by archaeology. However, this does not mean that Spiderman existed.

Often used to illustrate the flaw in the assertion by evangelical Christians that archaeologists unearthing biblical cities today "proves" that the Bible was written by a supernatural force.

The Spiderman Fallacy is committed any time the discovery of a mundane element from a myth, legend, or story is taken to mean that ALL other parts of that story, even the supernatural, are also true.

Can be modified to use any fictional character whose story takes place in a real life location.

Idiot: The Bible is literally true! Archaeology proves it! Sodom and Gommorrah have been found!!!

Smart guy: Dude, you're committing the Spiderman fallacy. New York City is a real place. Does that prove Spiderman exists?

Smart girl: There was also a real Transylvanian prince named Dracula. Does that prove vampires exist?

by Riqusii Aro Vilux December 19, 2010

The pommel fallacy

When someone in an argument attempts to deny your argument by nitpicking a small mistake, such as a mis-pronunciation or typo. Named after the famous "end him rightly" meme, where a fencing opponent throws their pommel in your face as a distraction.

"That's actually a sea lion, not a seal, therefore you're completely wrong about everything" "Bullcrap, that's The pommel fallacy"

by Nonya Asole September 7, 2017