A fandemic spreading through the global true crime community since the murder suspect's arrest. Also, the uncontrollable urge to psychoanalyze a murder suspect who has not plead guilty and not yet been found guilty of murder. It can lead to making up stories and spreading online gossip about the suspect which cannot be proven to be true because the judge placed a gag order on everyone involved with the case. This contagion can lead to creation of videos that may not age well, and may end up in slander/libel lawsuits in the future. The desired effect is for the videos to gain followers and views to their channels, while also convicting the suspect through their chosen media. Ironically, this can all lead to the suspect being exonerated in the end.
by EyeSeeBlue March 26, 2023
When the button portion of one's jeans is caught underneath the belt, pushing the lower zip section of the trousers outwards, creating the illusion of a boner.
Frank: Ay look Bills got a hard-on
Bill: Nah bruv (correcting his jeans), it's just the boner effect. Don't get gassed.
Bill: Nah bruv (correcting his jeans), it's just the boner effect. Don't get gassed.
by Versace Stabzz April 24, 2016
by brosama123 August 25, 2011
I wish the Hornby Effect hit me at some point so I can aspire to be the demi-god Sam Hornby is - fucking legend, BAMF.
by draconiusmonsteritiskeblitis October 16, 2011
When opposites such as black and white, or chocolate and vanilla, come together to form something amazing. This happens in the musical world all the time and can happen almost anywhere. i.e. Nelly and Tim Mcgraw joinging forces to form the song "Over and Over Again". Also, the frozen treats we all love would be a Hoodsie Effect
Timmy: "Have you heard that song by Tupac featuring Elton John?"
Bobby: "Ghetto Gospel? Ya, that's The Hoodsie Effect at its best."
Bobby: "Ghetto Gospel? Ya, that's The Hoodsie Effect at its best."
by mindblaster April 27, 2010
Splash Effect- A splash effect is the pattern in which normally considered ''dangerous'' objects that have been thrown in haphazard manner fall or land.
Example # 1- If someone were able to throw a handful of paint balls at a target and pop them, the pattern in which they marked the target WOULD be know as a splash effect.
continuation of example # 1~ If some one were to fire a paintball gun from the same distance as the person throwing the paintballs with even a minimum amount of skill they would leave a distinctly different pattern and this WOULD NOT be known as a splash effect.
Example # 2-Two guys are playing a game of beer pong one scores and the other, drunk and upset, picks up a hand full of darts that are near him and throws them at his opponent. The random pattern in which the objects land and the haphazard manner in which they are thrown is called a splash effect.
Example # 3-A small group of friends are hanging out in another friends garage and they find a bag full of ninja stars. One sees a poster on the wall and picks up a hand full of ninja stars, but instead of expertly throwing them one at a time to a designated target area on the poster they throw all of the ninja stars at once towards the general direction of the poster. The pattern in which they land is known as a splash effect.
continuation of example # 1~ If some one were to fire a paintball gun from the same distance as the person throwing the paintballs with even a minimum amount of skill they would leave a distinctly different pattern and this WOULD NOT be known as a splash effect.
Example # 2-Two guys are playing a game of beer pong one scores and the other, drunk and upset, picks up a hand full of darts that are near him and throws them at his opponent. The random pattern in which the objects land and the haphazard manner in which they are thrown is called a splash effect.
Example # 3-A small group of friends are hanging out in another friends garage and they find a bag full of ninja stars. One sees a poster on the wall and picks up a hand full of ninja stars, but instead of expertly throwing them one at a time to a designated target area on the poster they throw all of the ninja stars at once towards the general direction of the poster. The pattern in which they land is known as a splash effect.
by Kittycom86 September 14, 2010
the deto effect is when you think that something relates to the Mandela effect (e.g. Doritos always being detos, not Doritos) but it's just a rip off of that thing making you think that, like how detos is the rip off of Doritos. (credits to Chris Sturniolo for this idea)
dude 1- bro did u see that froot loops always just spelled fruit normally instead of like froot?
dude 2- Nah bro that's just the deto effect. the rip off of froot loops is called fruit loops.
dude 1- thats epic bro
dude 2- Nah bro that's just the deto effect. the rip off of froot loops is called fruit loops.
dude 1- thats epic bro
by x_pogchamp March 19, 2022