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Meas

A cold depressed girl who likes kpop.
by Chobell January 19, 2022
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Nathaniel Mea

The name of an absolutely horrendous, sexist sweat goblin
People Named Nathaniel Mea are usually unpleasant. Especially to women.
Don't hang out with that guy, he is a Nathaniel Mea, a complete bag of dicks
by Marqueesa_Barbon February 6, 2021
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gonna beat my mea

Song for sponges that live in pineapples under the sea
SPONGE: GONNA BEAT MY MEAT DOO DOO DOO DOO
Other dude: WTF
by Bestboibuck May 3, 2021
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Mea

the act of forgetting very important information and/or acts. Usually occurs when someone is telling another person a story and suddenly blanks.
Person 1: OK so after that we did the- uh..
Person 2: did what?
Person 1: uh wait so we um..
Person 2: ...did you pull a mea
Person 1: yea..
by rusjosh December 11, 2024
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Da Mihi In Manu Mea Fallacy

A fallacy or meta-fallacy where a person demands proof, evidence, or sources from their opponent as if the opponent were a servant obligated to provide whatever is requested, whenever it's requested, in whatever form is demanded. Named from the Latin phrase meaning "give it into my hand," the fallacy treats the opposing debater as a butler who must fetch whatever intellectual goods the demander wants, regardless of relevance, burden of proof, or the demander's own obligations. The butler fallacy is typically combined with moving the proofpost: first demand a source, then demand a better source, then demand a different kind of source, then declare all sources inadequate. The goal is not to find truth but to exhaust the opponent, to put them in a servant position, to establish dominance through endless demands. The butler fallacy is the signature tactic of bad-faith arguers who treat debate as a power game rather than a search for understanding.
Example: "He spent three hours demanding sources, then rejecting them, then demanding different ones, then rejecting those. Da Mihi In Manu Mea Fallacy in action: he'd appointed himself the master and her the butler, expected to serve whatever proof he demanded. When she finally asked what evidence he would accept, he said 'I'll know it when I see it.' He never saw it."
by Dumu The Void March 10, 2026
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