omori reference

Basically anything.

person 1: Yeah, so my sister fell down the sta━
person 2: Is that an OMORI reference?
person 3: So, I got a camera and photo album for my birthday!
person 2: Is that an OMORI reference?
person 4: My friend who I see as an older sister died.
person 2: Is that an OMORI reference?
person 5: I play basketball.
person 2: Is that an OMORI reference?

by vinnnnnyyyyy June 22, 2024

The difference between justification and understanding

Oh we understand it now! That a thing we understand now because the violence is being directed in the way we want the distinction is a thing we accept now.

Hym "So, I used to talk about the difference between justification and understanding and now we all understand that I was CORRECT. I am justified in saying that this is the kind of shit that gets your kids murdered and instead of NOT DOING IT... You are doing it and robbing me... And somehow... That is supposed to teach me to not murder your kids? So now that we are all on the same page. You need to UNDERSTAND that you need to change what you are doing in such a way that it gets me my money. Because you are not JUSTIFIED in taking from me and if we are doing unjustified things to eachother... I KNOW WHAT UNJUSTIFIED THING I'M GOING TO PICK."

by Hym Iam December 14, 2024

Poop reference

A poop reference is a trigger phrase that sends people named Balian into spirals of agony and rage

Balian:Dude i just dropped a massive log
You:Dude was that a poop reference?
Balian:Dude (your name) can you shut the fuck up! (insert racial slurs)

by EyesackBallsack May 9, 2025

Game-of-Reference

Similar to one's frame of reference, a guy uses a game-of-reference to help jog his memory of something important that has happened, but he can't exactly remember when it happened or the circumstances surrounding it. This most always refers to some sporting event the guy was at or was watching. This is an especially helpful tool to recall mundane things your wife/gf tells you and expects you to remember.

John: "Bro, it's time to fucking pregame and slay some fuckmeat."

Tom: "Huh? It's 7:15 and we usually don't start until 9. When did we change it?"

John: "Don't you remember me telling you Sunday?"

Tom (after thinking a minute using football as a game-of-reference): "Ohhh ya, that was during the Packers/Cardinals playoff game. I remember you telling me right after regulation ended."

by SethC December 2, 2010

couple-culture reference

When someone brings up a previous entry in that personal, tiny subculture of jokes, observations, awesome one-liners and general ideas that is borne of any two people. Such cultures can be linked by more than two people but are not nearly as intimate.

proper couple-culture reference

A: Hey B, x?
B: Haha, x! Good times.

improper couple-culture reference

C: GUYS
B+A: yes?
C: x x x x x x x
B+A: lol

by play/write January 10, 2012

ditch of a difference

inconsequential

Advise on twitter do not make a "ditch of a difference".

by monneo March 5, 2017

single-letter difference between God and the IRS

Said letter is "R" --- God tells us to "PRAY with faith and without ceasing", whereas the IRS tells us to "PAY with faith and without ceasing". Otherwise, both "mighty entities" are essentially the same... they act like they've got your best interests at heart, but in reality they just mercilessly "milk you for all you're worth" and then turn their backs on you when you've been drained dry... no further explanation necessary.

Come to think of it, the single-letter difference between God and the IRS isn't the only direct correlation between the two "superpowers" --- because the IRS tells us to PAY so much, it causes poorer folks to PRAY to God a lot more due to their worries over becoming even more destitute from shelling out for their income taxes!

by QuacksO November 25, 2018