The effect that is felt right after the smoking of a mull.
This effect usually consists of the toker feeling light headed, very high and extremely relaxed. This state leaves the toker vulnerable.
Tokers will usually feel as if their heads are growing larger, colors will be more vibrant, and the high is instant.
WARNING: The high tobacco content makes muscles in the body to relax, please place the bong in a safe place directly after the snapping of a mull, or the bong WILL be broken.
This effect usually consists of the toker feeling light headed, very high and extremely relaxed. This state leaves the toker vulnerable.
Tokers will usually feel as if their heads are growing larger, colors will be more vibrant, and the high is instant.
WARNING: The high tobacco content makes muscles in the body to relax, please place the bong in a safe place directly after the snapping of a mull, or the bong WILL be broken.
Beau snapped a fat mull which gave him a gnarly mull effect, then he broke into the mall with Michael and turned on all the air conditioners and took all the keys to the bathrooms.
by cannabliss May 21, 2007

The creation/distribution of previously made subjects or topics for monetary and profit gain
Ex. "Jake Paul" "Logan Paul" "Fine Bros"
Ex. "Jake Paul" "Logan Paul" "Fine Bros"
by TwoRug August 23, 2017

The CSI effect is a phenomenon that now frustrates the american legal system. Prospective jurors are beginning to have unrealistic expectations of forensic technique and expect airtight cases with slam-dunk convictions. While television makes things look easy(as always), the fact is, that forensic science involves excruciatingly long procedures(DNA testing takes days/weeks, not hours to do) and don't always produce conclusive results. Experts blame the popularity of the the television shows Law and Order and CSI(hence the name). The CSI effect also applies to criminals who attempt to cover up their crimes by countering techniques seen on television, such as shaving off body hair to prevent leaving DNA.
A possible sign of the CSI effect: American universities are experiencing a sharp increase in students studying forensic science. However, this may be as much due to the publicity of the OJ Simpson and Scott Peterson murder trials
by gooberliberation January 2, 2006

by curtisnrose January 7, 2009

When your podcast loses thousands of subscribers, so you jump to YouTube but only end up with a couple dozen stragglers.
David Smalley's Dogma Debate podcast jumped the shark, so he thought he'd try his hand at YouTube. Now his audience is tiny. What an armature! That's The Smalley effect in action.
by mmillennial February 25, 2018

The FEMA effect refers to the all-too-predictable incompetence that emerges when the federal government machinery gets into the process.
The ineptitude in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina was in part a manifestation of the FEMA effect. They probably think that you French-kiss someone on the elbow.
by eViL pOp TaRt August 20, 2006

In movies and film, the tendency of the hero's shots to hit more, and the enemy's to hit less. Summarized as:
1. The more outnumbered the heroes are, the more the enemies will miss.
2. The more impossible and desperate the shot, the more likely it will hit.
1. The more outnumbered the heroes are, the more the enemies will miss.
2. The more impossible and desperate the shot, the more likely it will hit.
The stormtrooper effect in action:
Watch Star Wars IV: A New Hope. The stormtroopers really can't hit the broad side of a barn, can they?
Gimli in Lord of the Rings III: Return of the King:
"Certainty of death. Small chance of success. What are we waiting for?"
Watch Star Wars IV: A New Hope. The stormtroopers really can't hit the broad side of a barn, can they?
Gimli in Lord of the Rings III: Return of the King:
"Certainty of death. Small chance of success. What are we waiting for?"
by iflipti September 1, 2006
