Exploding starfish

Putting pop rocks in her chocolate starfish then filling her up with your man goo

Man last night I put pop rocks in her starfish and the exploding of the pop rocks made me explode and fill her with my man goo and fill her exploding starfish

by Max powers 719 March 16, 2026

Express Fein

Those express feins who like to make the trains crowded instead of staying on the local train

A local 1 train pulls into 96th street a lot of people get off and wait for the 2 or 3 train (specially the 3) “omfg these stupid express feins”

by Charl1ek1rk0909 March 19, 2026

Expansionary Thermodynamics

A theoretical framework that extends classical thermodynamics to account for energy behavior at cosmic scales, where Noether's theorem—energy conservation as a consequence of time-translation symmetry—breaks down because the universe is expanding. In an expanding spacetime, energy is not globally conserved; photons redshift, losing energy, and dark energy appears to increase. Expansionary thermodynamics also explains why living systems (metabolic, far-from-equilibrium) seem to violate conservation: they are open systems exchanging energy with their environment, not isolated. It reframes energy "conservation" as a local, approximate principle valid only in stationary contexts. At cosmic and biological scales, energy flows, transforms, and even appears to appear or disappear—not because physics breaks, but because the rules themselves depend on the context of expansion.

Example: "The cosmologist's data showed the universe's total energy seemed to increase over time—a paradox until expansionary thermodynamics explained that in an expanding spacetime, energy conservation doesn't hold. The rules change when space itself stretches."

by Abzugal March 22, 2026

Expansive Thermodynamics

A broader framework encompassing expansionary thermodynamics and extending it to any system undergoing expansion—whether cosmic, chemical, biological, or even social. Expansive thermodynamics studies how energy, entropy, and work behave when boundaries expand, when systems grow, when volumes increase. It applies to the cooling universe, to inflating balloons, to growing economies, to proliferating ideas. The core insight is that expansion breaks time-translation symmetry locally, allowing energy exchanges that appear to violate classical conservation but are lawful under expansive conditions. Expansive thermodynamics reveals that conservation laws are not universal but depend on the geometry of the system's evolution.

Example: "The startup's rapid expansion seemed to defy financial laws—burning cash while valuation soared. Expansive thermodynamics offered a metaphor: when a system expands, old rules of conservation break, and new dynamics emerge."

by Abzugal March 22, 2026

Expoxxing

A blend of “exposing” and “doxxing,” recognizing that in contemporary internet culture the two are often inseparable. Exposés (revealing alleged wrongdoing) routinely include personal information, making the exposure itself a form of doxxing. Expoxxing captures the normalization of publishing targets’ addresses, workplaces, and family details under the guise of “holding people accountable.”

Example: “The thread called it an exposé, but it included her home address and her children’s school. That’s not exposing; it’s Expoxxing—doxxing dressed up as justice.”

by Dumu The Void March 23, 2026

Expressmatic

The act of expression (punctuation) when writing something down. Giving an obstacle direction and meaning.

JACK and JILL went up the HILL! To FETCH a PALE of WATER! Expressmatic as it is the procedure they are both doing.

by Expressmatic March 23, 2026

Expolighting

A digitallighting technique that uses exposés—public threads, videos, or documents—to gaslight a target. The exposé presents selective, often decontextualized “evidence” to portray the target as malicious, unhinged, or abusive. The target is then forced to either respond (which is framed as further evidence of instability) or remain silent (which is framed as an admission of guilt). Expolighting weaponizes the genre of “accountability” to systematically distort reality and destroy reputations.

Example: “The 40‑minute YouTube video compiled her out‑of‑context replies from five years, presented with ominous music and a narrator claiming she was a serial harasser—expolighting, using the form of an exposé to erase context.”

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal March 25, 2026