The Original Agahnim's definitions

No

A word that some of us have said much longer than the past year, and won't stop when it becomes more popular to say yes. You either stand for something or you continue to fall for everything and everyone.

The dork girl thought him saying the word no was just a fashionable trend or a phase for him, based on events like the coronavirus and restrictions, because she didn't take no as a legitimate answer, and had him confused with a yes man.

by The Original Agahnim July 30, 2021

motivation

Something people could use a little bit less of.

Serial killers have higher levels of motivation than most people.

by The Original Agahnim November 26, 2021

Socially acceptable

If people don't know about it, calling it socially acceptable isn't socially responsible.

Once Doctor Sawyer got fired, he was no longer socially acceptable at Macy's. All that studying he did wasn't going to do anything for him. He had told everyone he was socially acceptable, but he wasn't telling anyone the full reality of anything.

by The Original Agahnim December 26, 2021

poseur

Someone that tries to talk in a dock worker language but has the soul of a perpetual college student or bubble pop adolescent.

The poseur called her husband Daniel Tosh Jr. pal, it didn't sound right because that wasn't her, and really it wasn't him either.

by The Original Agahnim December 5, 2021

Streetfighting

Something that wouldn't suprise you if it became an Olympic event in Tokyo.

Ryu wins the gold over Guile with a triple hadouken in streetfighting.

by The Original Agahnim August 4, 2021

First gentleman

First gentleman or first dude if he's not a gentleman is what the husband of a female president would be called. The primo uomo.

The first gentleman was as good at sports, cooking, welding, or sewing as those girls (his competitive sisters), and he straightened them right out.

by The Original Agahnim January 12, 2022

Arrogance

Arrogance can come from youth or old age, not just one or the other. Assuming that somebody else envies your youth is arrogance of youth if it isn't based on reality. For example, if a person that lived through the 80s (or 70s, or decades before) wouldn't trade their time during those years for youth, since youth would mean they missed out on all that time and mostly just remember the 90's or 2000's, then they are not envious of anybody's youth. They had their own youth, and they are where they are now, and that is fine with them, because they'd rather be themself than a younger version of themself, or you.

Arrogance can be there at any age. The kind of person that assumes someone else envies their youth must envy the youth of people younger than themselves, and yet not every younger person would make or has made such a narcissistic assumption about other people.

by The Original Agahnim July 23, 2021