cult drugs

basically drugs but cooler

Did you say cunt drugs?
No, cult drugs, wtf are cunt drugs

by FlankPhi June 20, 2018

Cheeseburger Cult

A Jackbox, Last Of Us and Fall Guys streamer with an epic weekly series called “Meme Monday”.

Cheeseburger Cult is an amazing streamer!

by JordanPlayss August 18, 2022

Rat Cult

Rat Cult is made by two children who had gotten bored. Rat cult does things you wouldn't expect.

"Thou shall not use Rat Cult in vein."-Rat cult 14:23

by Official_RatCult_Queen July 3, 2022

Necktie Cult

The Federal Government. The politicians, lawyers, journalists, bureaucrats, lobbyists, and other hangers-on who parade in front of TV cameras, trying to make us think they really matter.

So named due the astounding preponderance of neckties worn by all involved.

Big Bear: "Looks like the Necktie Cult wants to raise taxes again."

Heather: "Mmmm. Good thing we're tax rebels!"

by tuftskins March 23, 2010

British cult

The members say long live the queen in which extends her life time. They drink tea and watch the telly while plotting new tea types, although no new tea ideas have come up in recent. These Brits blend in well with the normal people easily and can spread there love for the queen from person to person easily.

Welcome to the British cult yearly meeting thank you for coming, how much sugar in your tea?

by Unknown_Friendo February 20, 2022

criminal cult

The crinimal cult was a accidental cult made by @criminalakaashi as people started to join after a video they made.

they're all really inclusive, and very kind people actually besides being called criminals

They're all mostly Haikyuu characters but there is some from other animes.

(HIII IT'S @.criminalkiyoko!! HAVE A GOOD DAY!)

Person A: have you heard of the criminal cult on tiktok?

person B: Who?

Person A: The one ran by criminal akaashi, they're all amazing and handsome/beautiful people.

by .criminalkiyoko September 1, 2021

4chan Cult

An internet-era Cargo Cult where the origins of the belief system derive from interpretations of ambiguous humour posted to message boards on the web such as 4chan.

The original ideas are reconstrued and rapidly spread through an online population gathering support via social media with the core ideas mutating and even diverging, like Chinese whispers.

Psychological biases such as the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon, the illusory truth effect and the continued influence effect are likely to increase and compound adoption of new believers.

E'ryone knows QAnon ain't nothin' but a 4chan Cult, but there ain't nothin' we can do to stop it.

by batFalcon January 7, 2021