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wrecker
"Dude Taylors a wrecker!"
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Wrecker
I love my wrecker
wrecker
arse hole, crap pipe, clay lane, tradesman's entrance, rusty bullet hole, sheriff's badge, teatowel holder, ringhole, ring piece, turd pipe, brown eye...etc
wrecker by MJ Cha'mone August 27, 2003
wrecker
Someone who derails a discussion or functioning of a group, whether intentionally or unintentionally. Frequently used in leftist (socialist/communist) circles, often with aspersions of being a spook, cop, or COINTELPRO infiltrator.
Examples of wrecker behavior include:
* exclusively focused on condemning shortfalls while exhibiting zero interest in discussing or acknowledging any solutions that are suggested
* endless questioning of the proper forum for the topic at hand
* being excessively pedantic when it benefits them, yet quick to misrepresent others' views/statements
* long tangents, or just taking up an outsize percentage of airtime about themselves and their individual concerns
* revisiting topics that have already been settled, or just repeating themselves in general at great length
* attempting to exert their own individual influence and control over a democratic/consensus decision, and becoming very agitated/verbose if they do not succeed in swaying others
* incendiary comments intended to (or effectively serve to) distract and stir up drama, especially in a public forum. This often includes targeting those they expect adversarial responses from. Closely resembles trolling.
Examples of wrecker behavior include:
* exclusively focused on condemning shortfalls while exhibiting zero interest in discussing or acknowledging any solutions that are suggested
* endless questioning of the proper forum for the topic at hand
* being excessively pedantic when it benefits them, yet quick to misrepresent others' views/statements
* long tangents, or just taking up an outsize percentage of airtime about themselves and their individual concerns
* revisiting topics that have already been settled, or just repeating themselves in general at great length
* attempting to exert their own individual influence and control over a democratic/consensus decision, and becoming very agitated/verbose if they do not succeed in swaying others
* incendiary comments intended to (or effectively serve to) distract and stir up drama, especially in a public forum. This often includes targeting those they expect adversarial responses from. Closely resembles trolling.
bias wrecker
Let's say you have a favorite band member, your bias. Then one of the other members does something that makes you rethink who your bias is. Therefore "Bias wrecker"
Example:
Army fan:"Oh my god Jimin is SO CUTE"
*see's picture of suga dressed as naruto*
Army fan:😐😑😐😳
Army fan: "DAMIT SUGA NOT AGAIN, DONT DO THIS TO ME. DO NOT BECOME MY ULTIMATE BIAS WRECKER!!!"😫😡
Army fan:"Oh my god Jimin is SO CUTE"
*see's picture of suga dressed as naruto*
Army fan:😐😑😐😳
Army fan: "DAMIT SUGA NOT AGAIN, DONT DO THIS TO ME. DO NOT BECOME MY ULTIMATE BIAS WRECKER!!!"😫😡
bias wrecker by Kpop❤️ forever2001 September 16, 2016
bias wrecker
A guy or girl (ussualy in a kpop group) that will not have mercy on you and wreck your bias list. But that's alright!
bias wrecker by RrginaMedina.000 May 30, 2016
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.