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McMatics
someone who is knowlegable enough of the McDonalds menu that they can perform complex, on the spot, calculations giving exact totals before the cashier.
Mcdonalds worker: "hi, what can i get for you today?"
Matt: "can i get a McChicken and a Big Mac Combo, supersized and 2 double cheeseburgers on the side with a small fry"
Dan: "dude, it's gonna be $16.78"
Mcdonalds worker: "that'll be $16.78 please drive up to the first window."
Matt: "holy fuck tits!"
Dan: "i know man, it's the McMatics!"
Matt: "can i get a McChicken and a Big Mac Combo, supersized and 2 double cheeseburgers on the side with a small fry"
Dan: "dude, it's gonna be $16.78"
Mcdonalds worker: "that'll be $16.78 please drive up to the first window."
Matt: "holy fuck tits!"
Dan: "i know man, it's the McMatics!"
memetic energy
The energy formed with the creation of memes. Specifically, when a meme is formed, a certain amount of neutral energy is split into equal parts memetic energy and normie energy.
Memetic Energy also follows the Three Laws of Memetic Energy which go as follows:
The Law of Memetic Energy's Neutralization states that Memetic Energy, when not contained within a vessel we know as a 'meme' or a 'memer', will eventually combine with free normie particles to form neutral particles.
Memetic Energy can only come from Memetic Energy, it cannot be create or destroyed, only transferred or converted
The Law of Memetic Energy Origination states that Memetic Energy cannot be created from nothing, however, it can be separated from neutral particles, creating equal amounts of normie energy and Memetic Energy.
Memetic Energy also follows the Three Laws of Memetic Energy which go as follows:
The Law of Memetic Energy's Neutralization states that Memetic Energy, when not contained within a vessel we know as a 'meme' or a 'memer', will eventually combine with free normie particles to form neutral particles.
Memetic Energy can only come from Memetic Energy, it cannot be create or destroyed, only transferred or converted
The Law of Memetic Energy Origination states that Memetic Energy cannot be created from nothing, however, it can be separated from neutral particles, creating equal amounts of normie energy and Memetic Energy.
memetic energy by Neidhardt March 26, 2017
melatic
Used to describe an useless person who misinterprets nuance and act in a pretentious, condescendingly formal way. Any person being described as a melatic is definitely one of the most annoying human being you can ever find around you. The actions of a melatical person includes:
-being a broken record and "reposting" other people's words immediately in real life
-hitting/ slapping others while claiming that they are innocent
-trying to act cool by using and quoting 'funny' memes from centuries ago
-being a broken record and "reposting" other people's words immediately in real life
-hitting/ slapping others while claiming that they are innocent
-trying to act cool by using and quoting 'funny' memes from centuries ago
memetic
adj. me·me'tic
1. Of or relating to the mind, mindfulness, or memory, specifically the cognitive functions of the brain which deal with remembering (c.f. unrelated mimetic).
From Latin, /memini/ to be mindful of from the Latin root /mem/ (c.f. Greek root /mnem/).
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adv. me·met'i·cal·ly
1. By way of the mind, mindfulness, or memory.
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n. me·me'tics
An alternate spelling of mimetics. It is a collective noun for which the same form is both singular and plural.
1. The area of study relating to viral cultural ideas that spread from person to person. C.F. meme.
From Greek /mimetikos/ good at imitating.
1. Of or relating to the mind, mindfulness, or memory, specifically the cognitive functions of the brain which deal with remembering (c.f. unrelated mimetic).
From Latin, /memini/ to be mindful of from the Latin root /mem/ (c.f. Greek root /mnem/).
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adv. me·met'i·cal·ly
1. By way of the mind, mindfulness, or memory.
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n. me·me'tics
An alternate spelling of mimetics. It is a collective noun for which the same form is both singular and plural.
1. The area of study relating to viral cultural ideas that spread from person to person. C.F. meme.
From Greek /mimetikos/ good at imitating.
1. His memetic filters prevented the horrific blood and gore from invading his mind.
2. The program ran memetically through the neural network.
3. Mimetics is the study of memes.
2. The program ran memetically through the neural network.
3. Mimetics is the study of memes.
memetic by K. Alexander November 3, 2005