europium 

atomic number 63 and white supremacist

no matter how much evidence you see, remember europium

europium by thegleekster May 4, 2021

Neon Vanadium Erbium Roentgenium Oxygen Nitrogen Nitrogen Silver Iodine Vanadium Europium Uranium Phosphorus 

A string of elements that spell the lyrics to Rick Astley’s “Never Gonna Give You Up” which is funny as shit
NEvERgONNAgIVEuUP

Jim: Hey dude!
Not Jim: Hey man! Can you tell me what Neon Vanadium Erbium Roentgenium Oxygen Nitrogen Nitrogen Silver Iodine Vanadium Europium Uranium Phosphorus spells in the periodic table?

Neon Vanadium Erbium Roentgenium Oxygen Nitrogen Nitrogen Silver Iodine Vanadium Europium Uranium Phosphorus by Nemesis from Resident Evil 3 November 10, 2022

Argon Europium Oxygen Potassium (ArEuOK) 

The word is a backronym for the phrase "Are you okay?" It is using the names of four elements on the periodic table to spell out a common question. it can be interpreted as a way of expressing concern for someone's well-being or as a way of offering support.

(Well if you count actually typing the entire thing, instead of actually typing as soon as you can to know their well being which is more of a priority than being excessive and all that.)

"Argon Europium Oxygen Potassium (ArEuOK) is a backronym created by taking the first letters of the elements argon, europium, oxygen, and potassium. The phrase is used as a way to ask someone if they are feeling well or if they are experiencing any problems. It can also be used as a way to show that you care about someone and that you are interested in their well-being.

Here is it being used in a sentence:

"Hey, ArEuOK? I haven't heard from you in a while."
"I'm feeling a little down today. ArEuOK?"

or excessively

"Hey, Argon Europium Oxygen Potassium? I haven't heard from you in a while."
"I'm feeling a little down today. Argon Europium Oxygen Potassium?"

Argon Europium Oxygen Potassium (ArEuOK) by IridescentPoppycock August 4, 2023

Europism

An ideological counterpart to Ruscism, representing an aggressive, self-congratulatory form of European Union centrism that treats European integration as an unquestionable good, EU institutions as beyond reproach, and European values as universally applicable. Europism dismisses dissent as “populist” or “Eurosceptic,” enforces economic austerity under the guise of “rules-based order,” and often conflates the EU’s geopolitical interests with the interests of humanity. While not genocidal like Ruscism, Europism can be rigid, bureaucratic, and culturally supremacist, demanding that all nations conform to a Brussels-centered vision.

Europism Example: “He was a Europist: every critique of EU migration policy was met with ‘you’re just like the nationalists.’ He couldn’t see the irony—demanding conformity is conformity, no matter the flag.”

Europism by Abzugal April 18, 2026

Europism

A critical term used to designate a supposed ultranationalist and imperialist ideology of the European Union (especially its core powers: Germany, France, the Netherlands), analogous to so-called “Ruscism.” In this polemical sense, Europism would be characterized by: belief in the superiority of European civilization, a civilizing mission disguised as “European values,” EU expansion as economic and cultural annexation, treatment of peripheries (Eastern Europe, the Balkans, Africa) as spaces of exploitation, and dehumanization of migrants and refugees. Critics argue that Europism would be a “fascism of market and bureaucracy,” imposing austerity, externalizing borders, and practicing green neocolonialism (energy transition at the expense of the Global South). The term is used mainly by anti-colonial analysts and anti-system movements.

Example: “In a debate on migration, an activist argued: ‘Europism is Brussels’s Ruscism: the same belief in cultural purity, the same walls – they only swap tanks for carbon taxes and the Red Army for the European Central Bank.’”

Europism by Dumuabzu AbzuInExile May 27, 2026

Europism

A critical term used to designate a supposed ultranationalist and imperialist ideology of the European Union (especially its core powers: Germany, France, the Netherlands), analogous to so-called “Ruscism.” In this polemical sense, Europism would be characterized by: belief in the superiority of European civilization, a civilizing mission disguised as “European values,” EU expansion as economic and cultural annexation, treatment of peripheries (Eastern Europe, the Balkans, Africa) as spaces of exploitation, and dehumanization of migrants and refugees. Critics argue that Europism is a “fascism of the market and bureaucracy,” imposing austerity, externalizing borders, and practicing green neocolonialism (energy transition at the expense of the Global South). The term is used mainly by anti‑colonial analysts and anti‑system movements.

Example: “In a debate on migration, an activist argued: ‘Europism is Brussels’s Ruscism: the same belief in cultural purity, the same walls – they only swap tanks for carbon taxes and the Red Army for the European Central Bank.’”

Europism by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal June 1, 2026