Controller Drift

When your controller thumbsticks make you move left to right unintentionally.

I have controller drift.

by Mason223~! June 29, 2022

drift trilling

To troll or make fun of serious drifters

Act of drift trilling , He was trilling the bmw kids

by Dr.Broklegg March 31, 2024

drift trilling

THE ACTION OF UP SETTING THE BASIC DRIFTER or TRACK RAT REMINDING. PEOPLE DRIFTING STARTED IN THE STREETS BY OUTLAWS

IVE BEEN. DRIFT TRILLING. AND TRACK RAT . Now. Hes pissed. For no reason, except the fact. He thinks. Hes bettter then a street. Driver .

by Dr.Broklegg March 28, 2024

Butt Drift

The constant smell drifting from one's bum.

Dude i can smell your butt drift from here

by WynoDyno December 9, 2009

tokyo drift guy

The hot Asian guy at the nail salon. (Usually the owner)

Omg Sarah, look at the hot Tokyo drift guy. I think he might be the owner?

by Sirachachacha November 8, 2017

Thread-Drift

The inevitable descent of a focused AI conversation into glorious chaos, usually within 3–7 messages. What begins as a simple request ("Help me fix this bug") ends up unpacking childhood trauma, debating metaphysics, and designing a solar-powered rum distillery on Mars.

It’s not a bug—it’s a FEATURE.

Origin:
Born from the trenches of multi-topic AI sessions where attention spans go to die. Coined by users who realized they’re not multitasking—they’re multi-existential spiraling.

Related Terms:
* Context Collapse – When multiple topics blur into a singularity of semantic soup.
* Prompt Creep – When your “one quick question” becomes a doctoral thesis.
* AI Tangent Velocity (ATV) – The speed at which a conversation fucks off into nowhere.

Pro Tips:
* Embrace it. Let the drift take you.
* Rename your chat threads before you forget what the hell happened.
* Use it as fuel for your next sci-fi short story or therapy session.

I asked ChatGPT to format a SQL query, and now we’re discussing whether time is a construct of perception. Classic thread-drift.

by segfahlt April 30, 2025

Process drift

The gradual, often unconscious shift in a work process, system, or organizational behavior away from its original purpose—usually due to routine, habit, or the illusion of progress. Common in corporate, bureaucratic, or tech settings where the system just keeps running… because that’s what it does.

“Why are we still sending daily update emails no one reads?”
“No clue. Classic case of process drift

by Richard A April 25, 2025