insistory

The absolute clinging to your interpretation of historical facts, even when the simplest Wikipedia or Google search will prove you wrong. A portmanteau of insistence and history.

Marcel's insistory of the War of 1812 is that Canada burned down the White House, but according to Wikipedia, the British forces did that and Canada didn't even become a country until 1867.

insistory by kprobbins June 13, 2018

Insisters 

Sisters that commit incest.

"Did you see Emma and Katie getting it on last night?"
"Yeah... aren't they sisters?"
"Yeah more like insisters."

Insisters by soupy1 November 6, 2015

Insectory 

To be 'Insect-like'

"With those huge glasses you look insectory!"

Insectory by Phatang August 5, 2009

insultory 

insulting mannerisms, an insulting way of communicating, a personality that leans toward the use of insults in discourse.

People on Twitter often take an insultory approach in communicating.

insultory by edmmotorcycle September 8, 2016

instory 

A short, catchy word for a long-overdue genre: story-first games with little to no actual gameplay. Think Disco Elysium, Firewatch, SOMA, The Invincible, or Vampire: The Masquerade – Coteries of New York. They’re instories — interactive stories with just enough game to click “next.”

Books are dying. People still love stories, but now they want to walk through them, talk to them, be them. That’s where instories come in.

Subgenres include:
— noir instory: Chain-smokes regret.
— horror instory: You are the flashlight.
— instory drama: Your only weapon is a sigh.

“The devs behind Disco Elysium just dropped a new instory. You play as a trenchcoat looking for meaning. But first — a cigarette.”

“In the new instory from the SOMA team, you’re a microwave with uploaded consciousness trying to remember what humans taste like.”

“The creators of The Invincible made an instory where literally nothing happens. You don't even walk. It’s beautiful. It’s nothing. It’s beautifully nothing.”

instory by IgorVarn April 16, 2025

instory 

A short, catchy word for a long-overdue genre: story-first games with little to no actual gameplay. Think Disco Elysium, Firewatch, SOMA, The Invincible, or Vampire: The Masquerade — Coteries of New York. These aren’t quite visual novels, nor are they walking sims, or interactive fiction. They’re instories — interactive stories with just enough game to click “next.”

Subgenres include:
— noir instory: Chain-smokes regret.
— horror instory: You are the flashlight.
— instory drama: Your only weapon is a sigh.

“The devs behind Disco Elysium just dropped a new instory. You play as a trenchcoat looking for meaning. But first — a cigarette.”

“In the new instory from the SOMA team, you’re a microwave with uploaded consciousness trying to remember what humans taste like.”

“The creators of The Invincible made an instory where literally nothing happens. You don't even walk. It’s beautiful. It’s nothing. It’s beautifully nothing.”

instory by IgorVarn April 28, 2025

Insister

Your grand parents were brother and sister .

Jed wasn't the first person to be insister , he was 3rd generation insister . Family first .

Insister by Poorneb November 20, 2025