Canoer 

A canoer is a ‘do-er’, derived from the play on words of “what’s doing” to “what’s canoeing”.

It is used to describe an individual who repeatedly displays excellence, action & discipline in a variety of realms of endeavour, enjoying success from their ‘doings’.

Not to be confused with a kayaker or rafter, both of which, respectively, are beneath the title of canoer.

He just closed his first $1M deal, what a canoer.

He ran a sub 3 hour marathon, what a canoer.

Canoer by LordGE September 25, 2025

Thuggizzle Cares Ovarian Cancer Awareness 

A great cause under the Thuggizzle Cares umbrella founded by hip hop artist and community philanthropist Phillip Hodge also known as thuggizzle.

This cause was started when thuggizzle met a woman in Denver Colorado who was in need but had limited resources. Thuggizzle Cares Ovarian Cancer Awareness now directs women to their local health care providers.

Thuggizzle Cares Ovarian Cancer Awareness by urban savage March 28, 2019

Butthole Cancer 

Butthole Cancer is another way of referring to anal cancer. Anal cancer is a type of cancer that occurs in the anal canal and the anus. It is a rare disease among the general population, but is very common among gay men. Along with that, infections like HIV and Syphilis are also very common among gay men.

Gay men who don’t have HIV are over 20 times more likely to get anal cancer than the general population. Gay men who DO have HIV are about 100 times more likely to get anal cancer. Rates of anal cancer among gay men have been increasing every year.

This is because gay sex often causes anal fissures or tears. The anus is supposed to remove waste from the body, and having gay sex will eventually cause tears and cuts to the anus. These tears can get infected.

If you're a gay man, then your chances of getting infections and diseases like HIV, AIDS, Syphilis, and anal cancer (or butthole cancer) are quite high.

Butthole Cancer by Medical School October 18, 2019

Cancer 

Jake Paul

Person 1: How did you get cancer?
Person 2: I watched Jake Paul

Cancer by cheesefanatic June 9, 2018

Christmas Cancer

When a person, often a family member, who is highly attention seeking, makes up or exaggerates some kind of health event in proximity to a big holiday in order to create drama or put themselves in the center of plans. It is usually a vague but life-threatening illness, serious enough to cause others to drop what they're doing, but not specific enough that people will be aware of what actually ought to be happening to the person. Often after the goal is attained, the subject will let their dupes know that "the doctors found out everything was alright" - getting them off the hook for future issues.

Cousin 1: "Are you still not speaking to your mother-in-law?"

Cousin 2: "Nah, she's a liar. Remember two years ago when she got Christmas Cancer just to make sure we didn't go to grandma's, and 'recovered' just in time to go to the Bahamas?"

Christmas Cancer by RedReplicant January 3, 2019

Anal Cancer 

Anal Cancer is a type of cancer that occurs in the anal canal and the anus. It is a rare disease among the general population, but is very common among gay men.

Gay men who don’t have HIV are over 20 times more likely to get anal cancer than the general population. Gay men who DO have HIV are about 100 times more likely to get anal cancer. HIV is also very common among gay men. Rates of anal cancer among gay men have been increasing every year.

This is because gay sex often causes anal fissures or tears. The anus is supposed to remove waste from the body, and having gay sex will eventually cause tears and cuts to the anus. These tears can get infected.

Gay men are a very small minority of the population but they are most likely to get infections like HIV, AIDS, Syphilis, and anal cancer.

Anal Cancer by Medical School October 14, 2019

Cancer stick 

Another term for a cigarette.

Courtney Love had a cancer stick dangling at the side of her mouth while she signed autographs. She is known for her chain smoking.

Cancer stick by Babydoll75 March 5, 2019