Kwing's definitions

Obedient Breath

A small wind easy to manipulate magically. Used for bypassing magical nexuses by spreading their threads until the gap is big enough to walk through.

I used an Obedient Breath to spread the threads farther apart, too subtle to trigger it.

by Kwing October 29, 2009

Fog

Creates an obstructive fog across a scene.

With the use of a Fog and a run through the streets of London, I could hear Farqual cursing behind me.

by Kwing October 29, 2009

Charm

Deludes the mind, but its precise integration is unknown. Can be used to befuddle humans or disguise objects. Likely it simply manipulates the mind.

"She used a Charm, and I don't remember what I said."

by Kwing October 29, 2009

Spark

Creates a small spark, useful for discreetly starting fires.

I used a small spark on him and instantly he burst into flames, the petrol burning.

by Kwing October 29, 2009

Spasm

Variation of a Convulsion. Seemingly less severe, creating less of a mess.

She was hit with a Spasm and collapsed.

by Kwing October 29, 2009

Micfri

A Youtube user known for putting up short (30-50 second) songs. His biggest hit as of July '09 is his "Licking Ass Song".

Micfri and Ray just put out a new video, man! Let's check it out!

by Kwing July 13, 2009

Asking For It

The final frontier of denial, "asking for it" is a mentality people use to justify the world being less horrible than it is. Most commonly it is used to pretend that a rape victim 'subliminally' or 'subtly' gave consent, but it can also be used in context to say someone who leaves a quarter on the ground is just as guilty as the thief who steals it of the crime, having 'tempted' the criminal or perpetrator. In extremist cases, such as a few sects of Muslim religion, some women are forced to cover their hair to prevent 'tempting' men.

Pertaining to sex, it is statistically estimated that about 1/3 men buy in Britain conform to the "asking for it" mentality.

"Did you hear about Katie? I feel really sorry for her."
"Nah, man, she was asking for it."

by Kwing January 19, 2010