Chris: wow dude how are you doing that?
Mo:oh yea man, Ive had flarple tunnel syndrome since I was a youngin.
Chris: That rules man.
Mo: (flarpling the tune to fall out boy)
Mo:oh yea man, Ive had flarple tunnel syndrome since I was a youngin.
Chris: That rules man.
Mo: (flarpling the tune to fall out boy)
by moshe da beadle May 9, 2008

by ChillyDankCat September 11, 2016

a horrible disease that causes cadets of both virginia tech, texas a&m and all the service academy to break out in invisible hives which prevents them from maintaining a normal conversation with a member of the opposite sex who is not a cadet, generally making the other person feel as though the cadet is incapable of social interaction and is very awkward.
girl: hey what's your name?
cadet: uhhhhhhhh i like pt and have a short haircut
girl: oh....thats great! (this guy has ACS (awkward cadet syndrome)
cadet:yeah.......uhhh i've got to go shine my shoes
cadet: uhhhhhhhh i like pt and have a short haircut
girl: oh....thats great! (this guy has ACS (awkward cadet syndrome)
cadet:yeah.......uhhh i've got to go shine my shoes
by jdubsvt12 March 1, 2010

Post Grade 11 Syndrome (PGES) is a phenomenon that occurs during the high school years, often as a result of excessive partying, drug use, or other activities that have a negative effect on brain function and development. It is usually not noticed right away by the sufferer, but becomes more apparent in hindsight once a substantial amount of brain cells have been killed off. Symptoms of this syndrome include but are not limited to: walking into rooms and forgetting why your there, forgetting facts you found easy to remember in middle or grade school, and hooking up with people and having a hard time remembering their names. In short, Post Grade 11 syndrome is essentially a slow process of generally going down hill that begins during high school, and ends whenever you actually grow up or die.
guy 1: 'Man, I totally just walked into the kitchen, opened the fridge, stared at it for like ten minutes, forget why I was there, and then left the kitchen with a water. I used to have my shit so together my brain just feels like its melting.'
guy 2: 'You're right, you definitely peaked in grade 10, you totally have Post Grade 11 Syndrome.'
guy 2: 'You're right, you definitely peaked in grade 10, you totally have Post Grade 11 Syndrome.'
by bambi6669 April 5, 2010

1) Also known as (EDD)--can be connected with ADD
2) When you have an imagination that is so active that it interferes with your regular life
3) To day-dream too much
4) having wild fantasies during sunny hours
2) When you have an imagination that is so active that it interferes with your regular life
3) To day-dream too much
4) having wild fantasies during sunny hours
Fred: Bob
Bob: silent**
Fred: BOB!
Bob: What the hell, man?--goes back to day-dreaming**
Stranger who passes by: I think he has Erratic Day-dreaming Syndrome, dude
Bob: silent**
Fred: BOB!
Bob: What the hell, man?--goes back to day-dreaming**
Stranger who passes by: I think he has Erratic Day-dreaming Syndrome, dude
by iMilky May 24, 2009

Auto Correction Syndrome is when you can't help but correct a person in public or private when they mispronounce a word, name or place etc
Thus causing them embarrassment and annoyance
If you can listen to someone speaking when they mispronounce a word and refrain from correcting them you do not suffer from this Illness.
Thus causing them embarrassment and annoyance
If you can listen to someone speaking when they mispronounce a word and refrain from correcting them you do not suffer from this Illness.
Them: At the royal wedding didn't Kate wear a nice Ti-era
You: You mean Tiara
Classic Auto Correction Syndrome (illness)
Them: I'm going on holiday to TAN- ER-IFE
You:Is that the same place as TENERIFE
You: You mean Tiara
Classic Auto Correction Syndrome (illness)
Them: I'm going on holiday to TAN- ER-IFE
You:Is that the same place as TENERIFE
by Mandy28 May 24, 2011

Being a bloke I have to say this is actually what GIRLS do. They feel the need to play "hard to get" and therefore don't text back, though usually it'll be after a couple of texts so it doesn't look too obvious.
Me: I was texting Becca earlier
My Mate: Cool, how'd it go?
Me: Ok for about half an hour, then she turned on the old unable-to-text-back syndrome
My Mate: Tut, of course...
My Mate: Cool, how'd it go?
Me: Ok for about half an hour, then she turned on the old unable-to-text-back syndrome
My Mate: Tut, of course...
by noisecat June 6, 2005
