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Move Around Clown 

“Move Around Clown” is a phrase used when a extremely grotesque subhuman who actively attempts to manipulate and destroy others lives… often confused for a reptilian/amphibian creature of some sort… who crawls out of the gutters. She answers to either “Felicia” or “Fellatio” … she picks bed bugs and sores off and has been seen to eat them on street corners. If you see this clown whore.. DO NOT APPROACH… even with caution. She/It will infect you, try to clown you, and make false police reports for sympathy.
Person 1: “Man, I should’ve yelled, “Move AROUND CLOWN,” my dick is sick since I let Fellatio try to jump on it.”

Person 2: “Damn bro… sounds like you’re the clown now. Hope they got a pill for that. BYE FELLATIO!”
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Move The Bale v1

The actual worst Juice WRLD song that has ever been shown, the song was sold by Kinnon & Jowy for 15k and everyone wanted to officially kill themself. Especially the Juice WRLD Server 'Juice Archive' with owners jb30 and Mop.
Person 1 Yo, have you heard that new leak Move The Bale v1, its pretty ass
Person 2 Yeah I have that shit is so terrible Jowy should be arrested
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Move the Sourcepost

The advanced technique of shifting the standard for what counts as an acceptable source after the initial source has been provided. First, they demand a source. You provide a mainstream news outlet. They say mainstream media is biased. You provide a peer-reviewed study. They say academia is corrupt. You provide government data. They say the government lies. You provide firsthand video evidence. They say it's deepfake. The sourcepost keeps moving because the real demand is not for evidence but for agreement, and no source will ever be acceptable if it contradicts what they already believe. Moving the sourcepost is the debate equivalent of running away while claiming you're still fighting.
Move the Sourcepost Example: "He demanded a source for climate change. She provided NASA data. He moved the sourcepost, saying NASA was part of the government and couldn't be trusted. She provided university research. He said universities were liberal. She provided international scientific consensus. He said scientists were in it for the grants. She asked what source he would accept. He said 'common sense.' The sourcepost had moved beyond the reach of evidence entirely."

Move the Evidencepost

The act of changing the criteria for what counts as valid evidence after your opponent has already met the previous criteria, ensuring that you never have to concede a point. This debate tactic is beloved by conspiracy theorists, bad-faith arguers, and people who would rather perform mental gymnastics than admit they might be wrong. Moving the evidencepost is like playing a game where you get to redefine the rules after every move, guaranteeing you never lose—and also guaranteeing that no one wants to play with you anymore. The only way to win against someone who moves the evidencepost is to stop playing, which is also the only way to preserve your sanity.
Move the Evidencepost Example: "She provided a peer-reviewed study. He moved the evidencepost, saying peer review was a liberal conspiracy. She provided government data. He said the government lies. She provided photographic evidence. He said photos could be photoshopped. She asked what he would accept. He said 'personal experience.' She realized the evidencepost had moved to a dimension she couldn't reach and ended the conversation. He declared victory."

Move to Sydney

Let’s pick up the pace! Hurry up!
Guys, we’ve got somewhere to be, put a pep in your step! Move to Sydney, come on let’s go!
Move to Sydney by skwibble March 30, 2026
A way of telling somebody to stop talking to me or to go somewhere.

Other Examples

- You still talking to me? Move up
- Get away from me. Move up yo
- Why are you still here? Move up kid
Move up with all that. I don’t got time for it.

You still on that? Move up.
Move up by Count up June 26, 2026
A way of telling someone to stop speaking (shut up) in an argument or verbal exchange.

Also can be used to say get away or don’t talk to me.
“Move up with all that talking.”
“Move up now, cause I’m done talking.”
“Why are you still talking to me? Move up kid.”
“Get away from me. Move up.”
Move up by Count up June 26, 2026