AE-syndrome, commonly known as After Effects Syndrome or Transoftware-conversion, is when an editor changes to the editing software Adobe After Effects and gets infected. They get so obsessed with the program that they change their total style, and often for the worse. From there they get washed.
Some editor: Yo Lytra, did you hear about some editor falling victim to AE syndrome?
Lytra: Yeah bruh, its pretty sad, and hes gone so far he's trying to recover by hailing Satan? I think his name was Shard or something. Crazy stuff in this world, am i right?
Some editor: Yeah, I miss the old Shard that cloned qlwlp edits at the time. I want him back instead of this AE syndrome infected editing style.
Lytra: Yeah bruh, its pretty sad, and hes gone so far he's trying to recover by hailing Satan? I think his name was Shard or something. Crazy stuff in this world, am i right?
Some editor: Yeah, I miss the old Shard that cloned qlwlp edits at the time. I want him back instead of this AE syndrome infected editing style.
by qlwlp January 10, 2022
A fictional group of people, made up of both male and female, from Robert Jordan's "Wheel of Time" series who have the ability to channel the One Power. While the male half of this group had gone mad during the Breaking of the world they themselves caused, the females contiued on to become a predominate force in Jordan's series.
by Professor Sloth September 14, 2005
The 50 AE cartridge is one of the most powerful handgun cartridges today. It was designed for use in the desert eagle pistol by magnum research in the early 90's and is still one of the most sought after calibers for the desert eagle. A 300 grain 50AE bullet shot out of a desert eagle with a 6 inch barrel will travel at around 1400 feet per second. Compare that to your every day .45acp that shoots a 230 grain bullet at 800 feet per second. or a 500 smith and wesson magnum revolver that will shoot bullets larger than a 50AE at almost 1900 feet per second. While the 50AE isn't the largest, most powerful handgun around, it is still a monster. The 50AE cartridge isn't just an exclusive round for the desert eagle, either. Other firearms that chamber this cartridge are:
AMT AutoMag V, LAR Grizzly Win Mag, Freedom Arms model 555, Magnum Research BFR.
AMT AutoMag V, LAR Grizzly Win Mag, Freedom Arms model 555, Magnum Research BFR.
by MasterJeem January 19, 2009
The best method to quickly deliver tofu through the mountains of Japans Gunma prefecture. With the use of a cup of water in the cup holder and gaining the ability to 'drift' without spilling along with blaring an Eurobeat soundtrack will result in the driver becoming the best driver in Japan.
by sicmyduck June 27, 2019
If your name is Ae-cha you tend to be charismatic, cooperative, intuitive, and have a pleasing personality with a gentle manner. You work hard to gain confidence and overcome in-born shyness. As a child, and into your early twenties, nervous energy may have caused you to bite your nails or express your nervousness in other ways. You are extremely sensitive and intuitive.
by emilie_thesv February 5, 2021
ae vedya is a form of expression that represents calling someone insultingly in hindi/marathi , it’s used widely as of now in 2023
by definitely not jaini May 30, 2023
As in most big bore weapons, the 50 AE is designed for more experienced shooters. With more power than the popular .44 magnum, you have to sacrafice the amount of ammunition in the magazine. 7+1. And for people who think its overkill to own a Desert Eagle chambered in this caliber, then just dont buy it. I hear of claims that it will generate too much penetration for self defense, and that it has no good purpose, but those that make these claims obviously have had either a bad experience while shooting one, or just too cheap to fork out the money for the ammo. but i also hear that a .357 mag will go through an engine block. i am still yet to see it. i doubt it will. thats a myth. so i say to those who down talk this great cartridge, bring your .357 and we'll see what round stops what first. I own a Mark XIX chambered in .50 and cant seem to find anything wich would deter me from using it in such a manner. its a good hunting round, and i shall use it for self defense, and carry it on a daily basis. the weight comes with the territory. Most people that shoot these for the first time usually tend to limp wrist the weapon and cause it to jam. they also tend to push up on the magazine wich in turn will cause it to jam. as far as calling it overkill, well thats rediculious. now shooting an assailant with a .50 bmg would be overkill. after all, its a pistol. and those that wish to disagree, then just dont buy it. after all, it serves its purpose respectivley, as do most firearms.
by Deep South Shootin August 4, 2009