gas station breakfast

A redbull, slim-jim and a candy bar eaten as a meal for breakfast. Easily purchased at every single gas station in america.

On my drive from New York to Los Angeles all I ate the whole ride was the gas station breakfast.

by GiantsOLB53 December 22, 2020

space station 13

The greatest autism simulator ever created

Last time I played Space Station 13 I built a 100 Megawatt engine. It blew up 10 seconds later.

by UpSyndrom October 11, 2018

mind static

Extremely fast, yet confused thoughts running through a mind in a deep state of stress. Similar to the static on a television: it moves fast, but it makes no sense at all.

I've been unable to relax or think properly lately. Too much mind static.

by Le French (again) December 17, 2008

statazit

Refered to in italian as telling someone to shut up or stop talking.

"STATAZIT! people I'm trying to concentrate."

by FallOutBoyLK14 July 4, 2005

semantic satiation

when you say a word so much it starts to sound fucking weird

Ducksauce had to say the same thing so many times at an audition he got semantic satiation

by MadWolf March 25, 2013

United Statian

A United Statian (or simply Statian) is a person from the United States of America, since the term American refers to any person in the western hemisphere.

As the example above points out, if there was a country in Africa called "United States of Africa" then anyone from Africa would be an African not just people from that country.

Here is also another example; people from the United Arab Emirates are called "Emiratis" why aren't they called "Arabs" if they have the term Arab in their name? simply, because it overlaps with the other Arabs, in the same way the term American only to refer to US citizens overlaps with all the other Americans.

The United Statian (State-ian) government has declared war on Iraq.

Statians are among the friendliest people in the world.

by Corregidor June 17, 2008

Stataphobia

An abnormal fear of research design and statistics—prevents publication, tenure, and scientific recognition. The word was originally coined by Prof. Ron Laporte of University of Pittsburgh and popularized by the "Supercourse" of Epidemiology team.

Stataphobia is probably a major cause of low output of scientific publications from developing countries.

by KII April 8, 2013