Gaijin 4Koma

Gaijin 4Koma (4-frame foreigners) or 'Reaction Guys' to many who started lurking 4chan after 2006 or thereabouts.

A series of four-paned comics based on two photographs of IGN employees reacting to Nintendo’s announcement of new titles at the E3 conference in 2003/04. The multi-pane set up is typically used to express one’s disappointment and excitement over two separate things.

The original four-paned template sparked the imaginations of many 4chan/IGN forumite and soon enough, the meme was exploited to include all manner of variations e.g. extra panes, excitement before disinterest, photo-shopping the employees heads, inverted colours to denote a division by zeo etc. Thousands of these images exist today.

To those in the know, Gaijin 4Koma is still widely regarded as one of the best memes ever.

Gaijin 4Koma example...

Frame 1: The World Trade Centre.

Frame 2: Employees showing disinterest and blank expressions.

Frame 3: Plane flying into the second tower and exploding on impact.

Frame 4: Employees showing excitement and absolute euphoria.

by 007GoldenShower March 7, 2012

Gaijin Smash

A technique used by foreigners, or gaijin, in Japan in order to impose their will on the japanese.

"he upgraded himself to a first-class seat by using the Gaijin Smash"

by Hellome January 9, 2006

gayginity

When a gay person has not yet had gay sex; the gay equivilent of virginity.

"Billy has been out for a year and he finally lost his gayginity."

by Mary V May 28, 2005

gaysinner

someone who is gay but denies it by being homophobic

Sukhminder: I hate gay people, uhhhhhhhhhhh

Balwinder: Stop it, everyone knows you're gaysinner

by tohdapalvinderbraaaar March 15, 2022

Gayming

Gaming while receiving head from a member of the same sex.

Steve: Ayo, Logan, wanna do some gayming later tonight?
Logan: Hell yeah, bro, that's hot.

by RenIsLost July 27, 2021

gayinlumity

my most favorite and sexiest mutual is gayinlumity

i believe in gayinlumity supremacy🛐🛐❤️

by fucking.my.crush June 25, 2021

gaijin

In Japanese, the word means, literally, "outside person." In Japanese it's spelled 外人. It is often used as a contraction of sorts for gaikokujin ("outside-country person"), meaning forienger. In its contracted form it can be an insult, but in recent years has been watered down by widespread use in and out of Japan. In actual usage, a better definition would be "non-Japanese" since Japanese people will use it in reference to non-Japanese even when they themselves are the foriegners in a country other than Japan.

Gaijin in Japan stick out like sore thumbs because they're usually a full head taller than everyone else.

by k-d April 4, 2005