A psychological condition in which a person has so much to get done but instead decides to take a nap.
"Man we have so much to get done between projects, busy work, and finals this week.. I think I'm gonna go take a nap." "Sounds like you're undergoing the No Shits Given Phenomenon!"
by SinfulStudent April 28, 2013
The Dyatlov Pass Phenomenon states that whenever an online content creator runs out of original content, it is only a matter of time before they create and post a video about the Dyatlov Pass incident of 1959. The Dyatlov Pass incident is about the deaths of 9 Russian hikers who died in the Ural Mountains under mysterious circumstances in early February, 1959.
Will didn't post a video for a couple of months, and suddenly he uploaded a new video about the Dyatlov Pass incident, making him the latest to succumb to the Dyatlov Pass Phenomenon.
by dyatlovbear May 9, 2020
A term used to decribe the phenomenon where people (ushaly New Englanders and North Westerners) go into a panic during a large snowstorm/ ice storm and buy out all the bread and milk in super markets in fear they will be snowed in for a week.
"Once again we have fallen victim to the the bread and milk phenomenon, and now have 10 loafs of bread an 3 quarts of milk"
by chaosender December 19, 2009
An event that happened in the town of Denton, Texas, in the year of 1886. All black people from Denton disappeared without a trace.
Friend: "Hey, what happened to black people in Denton, Texas in 1886?"
Me: "The Purple Shed Phenomenon..."
Me: "The Purple Shed Phenomenon..."
by KING EGGO February 12, 2021
Men: Whatever you do, don't let your flaps down.
After a night when temperatures dipped to minus 25 Celsius, at least nine out of every ten male Muscovites wore their fur hats Tuesday with the flaps folded up, leaving their ears exposed in various shades of red and blue.
"Are you cold? I'm not, and I've been standing here all day!" said Vasily Chura, a cheerful traffic police officer posted on Arbat Square. As thermometers in downtown Moscow edged to just above minus 20, the flaps on his shapka were neatly tied on top.
"We're Russian people," he added. "We're used to it."
Alexei Kalimov, a 70-year-old pensioner who wisely wore his flaps down, had a more sober explanation for the ear-flap phenomenon. "They are trying to show off their toughness, endurance and manliness," he said as he tapped his feet to keep them warm. "Often they will put on a hat but keep their chests bare, especially in Siberia."
After a night when temperatures dipped to minus 25 Celsius, at least nine out of every ten male Muscovites wore their fur hats Tuesday with the flaps folded up, leaving their ears exposed in various shades of red and blue.
"Are you cold? I'm not, and I've been standing here all day!" said Vasily Chura, a cheerful traffic police officer posted on Arbat Square. As thermometers in downtown Moscow edged to just above minus 20, the flaps on his shapka were neatly tied on top.
"We're Russian people," he added. "We're used to it."
Alexei Kalimov, a 70-year-old pensioner who wisely wore his flaps down, had a more sober explanation for the ear-flap phenomenon. "They are trying to show off their toughness, endurance and manliness," he said as he tapped his feet to keep them warm. "Often they will put on a hat but keep their chests bare, especially in Siberia."
by Muzhiki March 9, 2015
The fascinating phenomenon that occurs when 2 or more people are eating at a table, with their drinks in front of them, and everybody at the table reaches for their drink at the same time, leaving the table in an awkward silence.
by Scott V.P March 6, 2009
Something that occurs in wives of army combat soldiers who serve multiple long deployments back and forth to war zones. It describes the gradual numbing, detaching and weariness that happens to our souls from a dozen years of enduring the longest ass war in our nation's history.
"Girl, he just got orders to go back to Afghanistan again. I need to dig out my black soul phenomenon and get through another one."
by angricketts March 5, 2014