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1. Something you should not Google unless you want to ruin your life in more ways than one
2. A shy, purple-haired anime girl who is sometimes portrayed as being extremely unhinged/crazy because of her strange obsession with knives.
When you search "Yuri images" but don't include "DDLC" at the end: ð
Garry's Mod, also known as GMod, is a...well, mod of Half-Life 2. You get to mess around with an almost infinite amount of objects in an almost infinite amount of maps. The possibilities are literally endless.
There's also a couple game modes, including but not limited to:
-Hide and Seek; exactly what it sounds like.
-Prop Hunt; A couple players try to blend in with the map by becoming various objects while the others try to find and kill them.
-Guess Who: Prop Hunt, but with player models and special abilities.
-Trouble in Terrorist Town (TTT): The OG Among Us with guns.
Deathrun: One player is "Death." The other players have to dodge various traps triggered by "Death," and try to make it to the end of the map.
Garry's Mod was popularized by VanossGaming and his friends after they migrated from GTA V. It is still popular seventeen years after its release, and probably will remain that way until whenever Garry's Mod 2 comes out.
Religious Trauma Syndrome is a medical disorder characterized by symptoms similar to depression, anxiety, and AVPD. Religious Trauma is caused by bad experiences with toxic and controlling religions and (especially) religious people.
With the steady but noticeable decline of religion around the world, in addition to poor mental health in atheists and teens/young adults, Religious Trauma has begun to gain traction and is slowly being taken more seriously, although it's still seldom brought up and has yet to be officially recognized.
People with Religious Trauma usually become "angry atheists" - people who are absolutely opposed to all forms of religion and extremely hostile towards religious people.
Religious Trauma is a very serious disorder that does not get enough attention.
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An incredibly blatant and obvious form of cheating that anyone can do, but most refuse to do so, often because of an unspoken gentleman's agreement. Anyone who does it is frowned upon and often targeted and insulted.
Pie Jumping is named for a technique in the Roblox game Plates of Fate where a player uses the pie tool to maneuver around the game and utterly invalidate the bottomless pit. It is almost universally considered a form of cheating among players, yet the developers refuse to do anything about it.
A (very) long-running rock band active from the mid-1960's to the present. This band has too many amazing songs to count, including "Rock'n Me", "Jet Airliner", and "The Joker".
Steven "Steve" Miller has been the lead singer of the band since its creation, and he is still alive and performing with the band at the age of 77 as of this writing.
The longer the Steve Miller Band remains active, the more impressive and yet funny it gets. It's almost like the name of the band has obligated Steve Miller to live forever. And he's still got it, too!
When a video game gives you an explicit warning to not do something because something REALLY BAD will happen if you do. The ultimate goal is to pique the player's curiosity enough to make them do the thing that they've been told not to do, just to see what happens.
"Do Not Ride Snake" is from the infamous rage-inducing game "Getting Over It (With Bennett Foddy)."
Near the end of the game, there is a very long snake in the air, and a sign above that says "DO NOT RIDE SNAKE" in big letters. The snake is positioned in such a precarious place that it is very easy to accidentally fall onto it. If the player "rides" the snake, it will take them back to the very beginning of the game.
An item in a video game that can no longer be obtained through normal means, but nonetheless still exists.
Named for energy weapons with the explosive legendary mod in Fallout 76, which no longer spawn due to a glitch that makes the explosions do far more damage than they are supposed to, resulting in insanely overpowered guns that can mow down almost any non-boss enemy in less than two seconds. Eventually, they were nicknamed "Legacies."
The lengths hardcore gamers will go to in order to get their hands on legacy content on their favorite games is unreal.
"Here's $50, now give me my virtual weapon that will make me absolutely unstoppable," said no one ever...no one except these people.