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Asian dude of late 2020 playing cyberpunk 2077, often having masturbation in between sessions.
That cybergook used so much toilet paper last night.
cybergook by cybergook December 14, 2020

CyberGoth 

Only similar to goth in name. This is most likely because both subcultures developed from the same scene but have since gone their separate ways.

Cybergoths love to rave, have a fascination with glowsticks and all uv - glowing objects. Tend to wear alot of UV reactive clothing, main brands being cyberdog, spank, plastik wrap etc. Hairstyles are generally pretty extreme with bright colour dreadlocks and mohawks being the most common. Wear cybergoggles on forehead, generally so that your hairfalls don't look really odd! Huuge platform boots!

Listen to EBM, Trance, Techno etc style dancy bands including combichrist, Ayria, Suicide Commando, candy corp, the list goes on.

Drugwise, some do them, alot don't. Don't believe the stereotypes you hear.
General love of partying/raving and dancing a must. Generally confident and not afraid to be how they want.
Myself - Lime Green UV and black dreadlocks, biohazard cybergoggles, reflective red sunglasses, lime green uv cyberdog t shirt, Mercy urban camo bondage pants, New Rocks, and covered in uv reactive body paint with a glowstick in each hand =] now that be a CyberGoth!
CyberGoth by Ollie Syx February 18, 2008

Cybergogue 

An person (blogger, website author, etc.) who uses the internet to appeal to emotions and/or popular prejudices to further personal, religious, political &c interests, an internet rabble-rouser.
The internet is infested with ranting cybergogues.
Cybergogue by Freddie le Rouge June 29, 2004

Cybergoth 

A person who listens to an extreme type of electronic music known as 'Noise'. Noise consits of different types of static laced together to create some form of structure. Noise can be classed as 'Anti-Music'. May probably also listen to 'Powernoize/Noize'. Powernoize is using the same concept of static, yet making it harsher and with a techno drum beat/a heavy drum beat of some kind. It can have a sound reminisiant of Harsh EBM (A type of Industrial). Cybergoths also may listen to a type of music known as 'Futurepop'. Futurepop is quite often a light form of EBM. (It retains it's 'dark' edge, whilst being light.)

A Cybergoth dresses in a way associated with the future or to concepts of what a 'Cyberpunk' may look like. A cybergoth usually has hair extentions (jokingly given the name of 'The Gothic Pineapple' due to the way the hair is worn) and will often wear Goggles of some kind (similar to that of a Rivethead). Cybergoths seem to have a liking for neon and clashing colours. Some also wear LED lights on their clothing or in their hair. Quite often they wear big big shoes.

Some have described Cybergoths as a mixture of Rivetheads, Ravers and Goths. Cybergoths will most certianly listen to music from one, if not all of the other mentioned subcultures.
Ahh! The noise that Cybergoth is playing is annoying me! Get out the Skinny Puppy and blast her with it!
Cybergoth by hallucinogene August 21, 2003

CyberGothic 

An Gothic usually with bright/fluorescent colors on a black (or sometimes white) 'base' color.

They listen mainly to Industrial, EMB, SynthPop, FuturePop, DarkWave, Electro, among others ofcource.
There's a difference between a Cyber and a CyberGoth.
a Cyber is not a CyberGothic.
CyberGothic by DaxAra February 18, 2008

Cybergoth 

A mix of goth and futuristic syles, think retro sci fi meets goth.

With a few rather dramatised exceptions, genrally really bouncy fun people who get along well with most other goths and alternatives.
Genrally most Cybergoth's will choose a 1 colour to go with black and stick with it, or have colour themed outfits.

This usualy includes big over the top fake hair including cyberlox and dreadfalls.

Bright bold colours against striking black (usualy fluro and neon but not always) usualy in synthetic and or stretchy fabrics like pvc and metalic lycra are a large part of the Cybergoth look.

Usualy have "nerdy" fascinations such as sci fi and computer technology and anything to do with the future.

Easily confused for but not that same as rivethead and raver.
Cybergoth by Deshka September 10, 2012
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