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Counterpoint 

Counter - Point
Noun
The concept of combining multiple independent musical voices to create a single harmonious composition. Counterpoint is often dislikes because of it's strict structure and rules, such as no parallel fifths (Which is not independent), and no tritones (Which is not harmonious).
"German composer Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) - a master of counterpoint and harmony - is viewed as one of the greatest composers of all time."
Counterpoint by S.J. Bafalto May 3, 2023
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Counterpoint 

It's like if you took all of the worst parts of math and science and turned that into a standard of college music theory.
"Did you finish the counterpoint due tomorrow?"
"Shit, I didn't. Fuck counterpoint, man."

Cool counterpoint 

There's nothing cool about somebody that is around because they see dollar signs everywhere.
What the developer was saying wasn't a cool counterpoint, it was as cool as penguin shit. The neighborhood was cool and diverse the way it was before the developer came in trying to fuck with and gentrify it, before the respect for the people of the neighborhood was overran, and before the people were left without much choice but to fight or flee. Not everyone was going to flee like the developers wanted, no matter how much rent or housing/living costs went up, trying to price them out.

Counterpounter 

The Name that "DieTim" called for a "Quarter Pounder" from the Mc Donalds menu
"Ik heb een lekkere cheeseburger"
"en Brahim die verdient aan de Counterpounter"
Counterpounter by Sineszz January 8, 2021

centerpoint, alabama

city right off of Birmingham, Alabama.

its a ghetto place, and you can frequently hear police chases and drug busts on the Parkway.

dont walk the streets at night, and watch out for the homeless drunks and druggies that inhabit the interstate exits. they will walk right up to your vehicle so make sure not to make eye contact and always leave your windows up.

there are so many churches almost always under baptist or methodist names through this area, but be wary. the preachers and pastors are probably gang members.
Brodregus: i didnt know that place was so ghetto! it was almost like walking through Centerpoint.

Quindacea: mmmhmm, i aint never seen so many hobos under the bridge as i seen in centerpoint, alabama

Nicholas: do you ACTUALLY live in centerpoint?
Peter: no way! i could never live in such a slum!!
centerpoint, alabama by ms99 December 27, 2010

counterintuitive 

1) counter to what intuition would lead one to expect
2) weird
3) f***ed up
4) my favorite word
oh, its the opposite of what I thought it would be...ooo! I can use my favorite word! IT'S COUNTERINTUITIVE!!!!
counterintuitive by meIsayI October 28, 2008

counterintuit 

verb. to go against an intuition or the direct perception of truth.
The concept of generational natural adaptation counterintuits everything he had learned about evolution.
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