An intense state of disconnection often felt by computer programmers; A feeling or frustration exhibited when computer code that is not supposed to work works anyway, or when computer code that is supposed to work, does not work.
Also known as: Code Dysphoria.
Jeff to Himself: "I can't believe this code works, how is this even working? This doesn't make sense. This is not supposed to work. But then why doesn't this code work..."
Bob to Janet: "He is experiencing programming dysphoria"
ProGamer™ (ˈprō ˈgā-mər ˈtē ˈem) is an individual who acts and talks (often implicitly) like they're god's gift to gaming, while simultaneously lacking any self-awareness or ability for team play; a thundercunt tryhard.
Defining characteristics of the ProGamer™ include, but are not limited to: arrogance, low temper, compulsive need to dictate how others should play, passive-aggressiveness, bitterness and toxicity.
Not to be confused with a pro gamer (a person who is skilled at vidya, or plays video games as a profession).
-I had a ProGamer™ in my team last match. He kept lambasting us while he couldn't even execute basic plays or communicate.