by cpastig May 08, 2016
by Roii December 06, 2010
We live in the age of distraction. Yet one of life's sharpest paradoxes is that your brightest future hinges on your ability to pay attention to the present.In our current twenty-first century lives, it’s not easy. There’s always something coming up that we need to prepare for or anticipate, and our lives are so well-documented that it’s never been easier to get lost in the past.
by mennäperille December 18, 2019
by The Mail-man February 25, 2009
by mikabugg May 16, 2022
Lady: This is such a moment moment.
Mike: If it's a moment moment, wouldn't it then be a moment moment moment?
Lady: True
Mike: Then that becomes a moment moment moment moment, which goes on forever...
Lady: Creating a momentception
Mike: If it's a moment moment, wouldn't it then be a moment moment moment?
Lady: True
Mike: Then that becomes a moment moment moment moment, which goes on forever...
Lady: Creating a momentception
by afivev July 08, 2022
While this phrase was previously used to preface a statement with which the speaker or writer attempts to relate to the audience's or readership's similar experiences, the phrase is now primarily used on social media arbitrarily to describe any experience the social media user wants no matter how idiosyncratic.
Example of Previous Use:
Speaker: That moment when you realize you've fallen in love.
Listener: Oh yeah, that moment...
Example of Current Use:
Writer: That moment when you've been abducted by aliens and you realize you really should have voted for John McCain.
Reader: Oh yeah, THAT moment...
Speaker: That moment when you realize you've fallen in love.
Listener: Oh yeah, that moment...
Example of Current Use:
Writer: That moment when you've been abducted by aliens and you realize you really should have voted for John McCain.
Reader: Oh yeah, THAT moment...
by michaeljritter October 20, 2015