A reliable, yet classic automobile which comes in the 3DR hatchback or 4DR sedan body style. Like all Hondas, it lasts a few hundred thousand miles and yet still manages to stay afloat. Hatchback body style looks similar to the Toyota Corolla AE 86. Comes with 86 original horsepower with power steering and a stock hood that opens from the top near the windshield. May not be the fastest car, but WILL give you random outbursts of hidden power while trying to race.
by markmadnessxxx August 30, 2009
The 1984-2009 Ghostbusters are a team of scientists except one Winston Zeddemore. The team is Dr. Peter Venkman (Bill Murray), Dr. Egon Spengler (Harold Ramis), Dr. Ray Stantz (Dan Aykroyd), Winston Zeddemore (Ernie Hudson). There was 2 movies and 1 video game. The 1st movie was about the Ghostbusters vs. Gozer. The 2nd movie was the Ghostbusters vs. Vigo. The video game was about about the Ghostbusters vs. Ivo Shandor
The 1984-2009 Ghostbusters are the best
by The Epic Zaffter Crafter December 14, 2017
Person 1: Hey, what’s the day today?
Person 2: June 8th! June 8th 1984 was the day the first Ghostbusters movie was released.
Person 1: Oh cool!
Person 2: June 8th! June 8th 1984 was the day the first Ghostbusters movie was released.
Person 1: Oh cool!
by 1nv4d3rr4by August 03, 2022
In honour of NFL Chat user, 1984 Toyota Corolla, his time in the server was short lived, but great while it lasted
by 45er March 08, 2022
Also called the 1984 Syndrome (Nineteen Eighty-Four Syndrome) and 1984 Effect (Nineteen Eighty-Four Effect), it is named after the George Orwell Novel "1984". It is where one believes that there is both no individualism and independent thinking because it is being suppressed by the government (Big Brother in 1984) that is controlling them. They also think that they are constantly being watched and monitored by the government through the camera, causing a lack of privacy. It also causes them to believe that language is limited (Newspeak) so that they don't have individualism and independent thoughts. All of this causes them to be isolated from one another and causes self-censorship.
The symptoms include Hyperawareness, Anxiety, Paranoia, Hypervigilance, Self-Censorship, Conformity, Distrust, Social Isolation, Cognitive Dissonance, Confusion, and Perceptual Distortion. In order to get the 1984 Delusion (if it were to exist), then there would have to be one or multiple of these effects: Pervasive Surveillance, Authoritarian Governance, Propaganda and Indoctrination, Fear, Punishment, Limited Privacy, Autonomy, Social Pressure, and Informants.
The symptoms include Hyperawareness, Anxiety, Paranoia, Hypervigilance, Self-Censorship, Conformity, Distrust, Social Isolation, Cognitive Dissonance, Confusion, and Perceptual Distortion. In order to get the 1984 Delusion (if it were to exist), then there would have to be one or multiple of these effects: Pervasive Surveillance, Authoritarian Governance, Propaganda and Indoctrination, Fear, Punishment, Limited Privacy, Autonomy, Social Pressure, and Informants.
Man 1: For some reason, my friend won't talk to me. He doesn't speak, he is scared all the time, he is hyperaware, he thinks that the government for some reason which he calls "Big Brother", is watching him, he thinks that there are cameras everywhere, he is always alone by himself, and he even doesn't have or speak any thoughts out of his mouth. Do you know the explanation that causes this specific behavior?
Therapist: A-ha, then he is suffering from something called the "1984 Delusion (Nineteen Eighty-Four Delusion)", also called the "1984 Syndrome" or "1984 Effect". It causes people to think that they are under control by the government and have no freedom in anything, including thinking, speaking, or even language and individualism.
Guy 1: Oh my god! That's so horrifying!
Therapist: A-ha, then he is suffering from something called the "1984 Delusion (Nineteen Eighty-Four Delusion)", also called the "1984 Syndrome" or "1984 Effect". It causes people to think that they are under control by the government and have no freedom in anything, including thinking, speaking, or even language and individualism.
Guy 1: Oh my god! That's so horrifying!
by MatthewPaanoTorres October 08, 2023
It was the Miracle of 1984
by DCobler February 18, 2016
A term for responding to someone or yourself getting suppressed for saying something, even if it's right or moral to say. This was coined by the dystopian-based novel titled "Nineteen
Eighty-Four" by George Orwell.
Eighty-Four" by George Orwell.
Person 1: "I can't believe I got banned just for criticising the owner!"
Person 2: "I know right? It's literally 1984!"
Person 2: "I know right? It's literally 1984!"
by jnd2008 February 13, 2025