When one believes they are invincible as they are a large distance from the origin of abuse or bullying
The Luke J Effect can be used to describe someone who has been a little bitch and moved away to prevent physical harm.
by Efish Elite November 24, 2021
Get the Luke J Effectmug. Proceed with caution. When she sets her sights on something she will stop at nothing to get it. Even if it means hiding life-sustaining medication from disabled people in order to benefit from the inevitable outcome. Even innocent children are not safe from her ill deeds. A beauty from afar but only so-so up close. Very insecure and constantly putting anyone she perceives as a threat down in an attempt to make herself seem better by comparison.
"This is the 3rd person in this family to turn up dead in the past 3 months- & they all coincidentally had life insurance policies purchased for them in the weeks before they died! What kind of impatient nit-wit would think no one would notice this?"
"Umm, Jackie-J of course. Duh."
"Umm, Jackie-J of course. Duh."
by SoloMissionToMars July 20, 2023
Get the Jackie-Jmug. Australian conman who typically engages in deviant sexual behavior with men and women alike. He pretends to be an heir to King Ranch Australia and claims he has millions of dollars to swindle his victims into believing he is wealthy, while using several fake aliases. He is so unliked that he even has an entire Facebook page dedicated to him in his honor, Stop Brett Joseph.
by Rebecca S89 November 3, 2025
Get the Brett Jmug. 
The act of covering your girlfriend in strawberry jam and releasing diarhea all over her then slurping it all up.
by Jlmao29 September 7, 2016
Get the PB&Jmug. The Greatest Shuttle to get you from the Columbia Icefield Centre to the town of Jasper. Driven by the one and only K-Rad.
"Hey man, wanna go for a hike today?"
"No thanks, Im gonna take the J-10 to town and hit Earls for happy hour"
"No thanks, Im gonna take the J-10 to town and hit Earls for happy hour"
by inkyfeathers September 13, 2020
Get the J-10mug. 