biological weapon of mass dickstruction

A female foreign undercover spy that has devastating STDs and is spreading those diseases in a foreign adversary’s country by being a big whore, slut, or honey trap. State sponsored prostitutes with sexual transmitted biological diseases and infections that can be naturally occurring or gain of function manufactured diseases from the lab that are sexually transmitted.

Fang Fang is a state sponsored prostitute and is used as a biological weapon of mass dickstruction against the host countries senators.

by Dick bomb April 29, 2023

Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass

An amazing game that you should REALLY go play

"oh yeah go play Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass it's an awesome game man"

by blaisedebeste August 13, 2023

blow critical mass

A person who in all likelihood could become overweight as they age due to their physical build

That girl looks great, but she looks like she'll blow critical mass when she gets older by looking at her face and hips

by Tribal_Warfare January 20, 2024

Weapon of Mass Destruction

abbr:WMD

n:
1: A really destructive weapon that Iraq doesn't, didn't and will never have.
2: A really big dick
3: A shit that makes a really loud noise when it splashes

v:
throw a Weapon of Mass Destruction
opp: be peaceful
1: Throw a nuclear bomb or something really destructive somewhere
2: Ejaculate a lot of well... ejaculate inside of a woman (also called pull a Weapon of Mass Destruction)
3: Ejaculate a lot of well... ejaculate anywhere (also called pull a Weapon of Mass Destruction through masturbation)

pull a Weapon of Mass Destruction
syn: perform a Weapon of Mass Destruction
1: Ejaculate a lot of well... ejaculate inside of a woman
2: When you shit too hard you wake up the entire family on a Christmas Night

through masturbation
1: Ejaculate a lot of well... ejaculate anywhere

acting in a Weapon of Mass Destruction
1: Acting in a porno performing a Weapon of Mass Destruction
2: Acting in a great movie that's for certain to win an Oscar
3: Acting in an awful movie that's for certain not to even get a viewer
4: Acting in a comedy

adj:
1: A jerk/someone who hurts people's feelings

n:
1:Iraq doesn't have any Weapons of Mass Destruction.
2:She likes my Weapon of Mass Destruction.
3:I pulled a Weapon of Mass Destruction and woke up the fam.

v:
throw a Weapon of Mass Destruction
1:Harry Truman threw a Weapon of Mass Destruction to Japan.
2:I threw a Weapon of Mass Destruction inside of her!
3:I threw a Weapon of Mass Destruction on my desk!

pull a Weapon of Mass Destruction
1:I pulled a Weapon of Mass Destruction inside of her!
2:I pulled a Weapon of Mass Destruction and woke up the fam.

through masturbation
1:I pulled a Weapon of Mass Destruction through masturbation on my desk!

acting in a Weapon of Mass Destruction
1:Did you hear that Dick acted in a Weapon of Mass Destruction?
2:Tom Cruise has acted in quite a few Weapons of Mass Destruction.
3:I've acted in so many Weapons of Mass Destruction that I want to fucking die!
4:Harry Klynn, Greek comedian, has of course acted in a Weapon of Mass Destruction.

adj:
1:John is a fucking Weapon of Mass Destruction!

by greekmadlad March 30, 2024

Theory of Mass Media Social Control

This is the classic "manufacturing consent" model. It analyzes how large-scale, centralized media outlets (TV networks, major newspapers) act as a control system by selecting, framing, and repeating narratives that shape public perception on a massive scale. Control works through agenda-setting (telling you what to think about), priming (telling you how to think about it), and cultivating a shared, often simplified, reality that serves established political and economic interests.

Theory of Mass Media Social Control Example: During the lead-up to a war, every major news network endlessly repeats government talking points about "imminent threats" and "national security," while giving minimal airtime to anti-war experts or diplomatic alternatives. This mass media control creates a overwhelming consensus narrative that manufactures public consent for military action, marginalizing dissent by making it seem fringe and unpatriotic.

by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal February 7, 2026

Psychology of Mass Control

The study of how large populations are influenced, directed, or manipulated—through media, propaganda, education, and the subtle shaping of culture. Mass control isn't about mind control in the science fiction sense; it's about shaping what people believe, want, and fear so that they voluntarily behave in desired ways. The psychology of mass control explains why entire societies can support policies against their interests, why populations can be divided against each other, why people can believe obvious falsehoods. It's not that people are stupid; it's that the systems shaping belief are incredibly sophisticated, evolved over millennia to manage exactly this species.

Example: "He studied the psychology of mass control and realized his beliefs weren't entirely his—they'd been shaped by his education, his media, his social circle, his algorithms. He wasn't a puppet, but he wasn't fully autonomous either. The question wasn't whether he was controlled but how much and by whom. He started questioning everything, which was probably the point of studying it."

by Dumu The Void February 16, 2026

Psychology of Mass Control Systems

The study of the institutions, technologies, and practices that together constitute systems for managing large populations—governments, corporations, media, platforms, algorithms. These systems don't just control through obvious coercion; they shape the very categories through which we understand ourselves and our options. They define what's normal, what's desirable, what's possible. The psychology of mass control systems examines how these systems maintain themselves, how they adapt to resistance, and how they're experienced by those within them. It's the psychology of living inside systems so large you can't see their boundaries, so pervasive you can't imagine alternatives.

Psychology of Mass Control Systems Example: "She mapped the mass control systems operating in her life—the state that tracked her taxes, the corporations that tracked her purchases, the platforms that tracked her attention, the algorithms that shaped her choices. Each system claimed to serve her; together, they managed her. The psychology wasn't about resisting—that was nearly impossible—but about understanding, which was at least possible."

by Dumu The Void February 16, 2026