The Tantrum
The Tantrum by Larry Happens October 6, 2021
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"Not Going to the Circus" tantrum
A temper tantrum/meltdown of epic proportions. Usually caused by one not getting his or her way. This comes from the children's television show Caillou.
My grandmother threw a "Not Going to the Circus" tantrum because she was worried there was not enough money to gifts for everyone for Christmas. Also, my five year old great cousin had one because she couldn't buy the latest Barbie doll at Walmart.
"Not Going to the Circus" tantrum by TiggerCelestia06 December 15, 2019
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The Elias Tantrum.
The Elias Effect is a state in someones mind where they become extremely salty or toxic. This is mostly in video games, but rarely, it happens in real life. The person will try to blame away everything and try to make it someone else's fault. The person will miss a shot and then mumble or yell something about the opponents.
For example.
-Oh my god he is so angry, why?
-Its just The Elias Tantrum.
For example.
-Oh my god he is so angry, why?
-Its just The Elias Tantrum.
The Elias Tantrum. by 100% inte viggo January 15, 2018
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