Numark Effect

The Numark effect is when a weight scale says someone is significantly more heavier than their actual weight. This effect gets it's name from a man named Numark, who is known for being fat and heavy when in reality he isn't.

I once experienced the "Numark effect" while getting my weight checked, the scale said I was 284 kg when in reality I was around 73 kg.

by An Unknown Human February 3, 2023

The 49 effect

The 49 effect is when games just seem so easy because you're a 4900+ peak overwatch warlord.

too easy dawg the 49 effect

by The Antichrist 4942 February 10, 2023

The Garret effect

When a man named garret of his 42nd birthday gets divorced, looses his mom in a fire, looses his son or daughter in a kidnapping, and gets fired wins a 100 billion dollars lottery jackpot and doesn’t have to give any money to taxes and gets a free Deep Dark Sleep and gets to avoid The Fredricks Affect;This is known as the Garret Effect

Man in 1 year I may be cursed with the garret effect

by Monke68 February 15, 2023

The Otis Effect

The act of creating a crash so epic that it seems to have no beginning or end. Just carnage. It also causes people to unintentionally blurt out ‘You can’t park there ‘while driving past.

Me:‘Jesus Christ, you see that crash? That’s a hot mess. The Otis Effect is in play.

Me: “Hey! You can’t park there!!!”
Friend:’Dude! Nooooo!!”

by Dollhands February 16, 2023

the butterfly effect

one small event that happens that can cause something huge to happen later

girl: *walks by a guy in Walmart and he asks for her snap*
3 years later.. *they get married*
girl: if i wouldn’t have walked past you in Walmart that day.. we wouldn’t be married rn
guy: yeah it’s the butterfly effect

by shaebae February 16, 2023

Hector effect

A Phenomenon that happens when people talk to someone and they feel the urge to say more and are generally comfortable around the person .

Talking to you is easy, it's like the Hector effect

by Hektur February 18, 2023

Baldur effect

Causing something to happen by trying to prevent it
Effect named after Baldur from Norse mythology, who was prophesied to die a needless death, which led to Freya placing all kinds of spells on him, making him invulnerable to almost everything
Because of that, other gods tried to see if he’s really invulnerable to anything
As a result Baldur was killed with a mistletoe

Conclusion: By trying to protect Baldur, Freya’s spells were the cause of Baldurs death

Uranus died due to the Baldur effect

by cFlower February 19, 2023