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A method of escaping a failed bench press by rolling the weight forward on the legs and pushing it to the floor. It’s shameful because the person didn’t use a spotter.
He thought he was too good for a spotter and that resulted in him doing the roll of shame
When a group of friends come together and shove a stick up Someones ass who has wronged the group or someone in the group
Especially from a football standpoint
Yoo the group is shoving the stick of shame in Ryan’s ass tomorrow
Some who nuts in a dark room usually a bathroom then, post nut begins to shamefully weep by themselves.
“Hey, how come trev has been in the bathroom so long and is he crying?”
“He’s a shame shooter” “mmmm got ya”
To make a disparaging or unflattering statement about an entire country or its people, either due to malice or insensitivity. What's important is the context in which the statement is said and the person's motive for saying it rather than whether it is true or not. A journalist could state that country X is the poorest in the region or has a high level of crime out of an earnest desire to inform the audience, but he/she may also have the desire to tarnish the image of the said country due to their own biases. Other more clear examples of country shaming include referring to countries as "sh*tholes", saying things like "your country doesn't matter" or "nobody ever goes there", and bringing up unflattering statistics about a country to mock someone.
Telling someone their country is poor and insignificant is a form of country shaming.
The art of shaming someone's passion for clavicles. Especially 1993 Gillian Andersons' clavicle.
Person: "she has an amazing clavicle!"
Another person: "that's such a weird thing to like!"
^Clavicle shaming is mocking someone's passion for clavicles^
Term used for a friend named "Crow" who will not stop simping hardcore for fictional characters- currently, Arthur Kirkland (England) from Hetalia.
"Damnit Crow, stop wanting to get railed by England! Crows shame!!"- Dummiculus the Seventh the Third Jr. Sr.
Adding a hyperlink to any digital communication with the intent to shame whatever that link points to, or to shame the message receiver
I added a few shame links to my blog post so people don't have to do their own research about the bad guys.
Split screen, Duet videos where people throw shade is a form of shame linking. It's like pointing at someone's misfortune and yelling "Look at how awful they are!!!"
Shame linking can be a form of digital bullying if the person/entity hasn't already been cancelled. Shame links can go viral due to schadenfreude.