When you pre-emptively slander others, outing yourself as a harasser and don't have the good sense to shut up, drawing more and more attention to your harassment rather than the slander you made.
"They didn't even fire her and started slandering!"
"Yeah, that's the Nijisanji Effect alright. How long until we find out who REALLY messed up?"
"Yeah, that's the Nijisanji Effect alright. How long until we find out who REALLY messed up?"
by Lyravain February 23, 2024
When you see a group you like and you have a distinct favorite but somehow a different member really catches your eye and makes you feel something (based in omam Phil manansala)
by DoubleS99 June 01, 2022
The Moon Effect is when your luck in video games is good or average at the start, but the more time you invest into the game and the more progress you make, the worse your luck becomes.
by MoonDesire December 01, 2024
the outadated trend affect is when a "trend" becomes outdated and no longer valid. take a game for an example, lets say someone is playing a game that is not popular anymore, when a person sees that, they will have an almost exact reaction as the following: ooooooooohhhhhhh you're playing amogus, you're living in the passssssssst.
someone could like to play said game, but an effect similar to peer pressure will occur, the person could stop playing the game, that they could have spend a large amount of money one, such as any nintendo game. with how fast trends get sent to the shadow realm, someone could have just bought something, but its already invalid.
someone could like to play said game, but an effect similar to peer pressure will occur, the person could stop playing the game, that they could have spend a large amount of money one, such as any nintendo game. with how fast trends get sent to the shadow realm, someone could have just bought something, but its already invalid.
i have no need to put anything here
uhhhhhhhh outdated trend effect i am being forced to put that there
uhhhhhhhh outdated trend effect i am being forced to put that there
by BUTTER STUDIOS June 24, 2023
A group of students might bully a classmate online and then feel emboldened to bully him or her in person. This is a sign of Online Disinhibition Effect
by mely_splash January 12, 2022
Me: Wow, that Pestilence hero is really OP. I'm picking that next game.
..Continues to feed and ruin the next game.
Me: I guess it was just The Pestilence Effect
..Continues to feed and ruin the next game.
Me: I guess it was just The Pestilence Effect
by Ggslayerx September 13, 2023
Da annoying dual-pitch "Beeeeeee-yuhhhhhhhh!" dat you hear when some dumba** motorist roars past you while engaging in an "extended honk". Okay, okay --- so maybe he's "just trying to be friendly" by saying hello to a familiar face by the roadside (you), but as gas-station attendant Dale says in the Red Green Show episode, "Hurricane Doug", it's far more cheerful/polite and less startling/grating on the eardrums to just briefly "tap the hooter" a couple times as you go by.
And incident of Doppler-effect horn-blowing can be even more annoying and emotionally draining (i.e., it can become a Droppler effect sometimes) if you either (1) do not recognize whoever it was who honked at you, and so you are left to wonder "who that might have been" and/or if he possibly mistook you for someone else while your back was turned, or (2) don't have a clue as to the driver's reason for honking at you, and so you are left to wonder what you might have been doing that caused him to either notice or be upset with you. Plus of course if there are one or more other people in your immediate vicinity at the time, you may even be unsure if said extended honk was actually "untended for you", or if the driver was noisily "addressing" someone else nearby --- or all of you in general --- instead of you personally.
by QuacksO July 21, 2019