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n. A "roping" like ejaculation that forms a stream of semen.
n. when a noose or slipknot tightens around a body part.
ex. A "pearl necklace" can be achieved through the roping effect.
ex. The roping effect can lead to strangulation.
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The situation of trying not to get propositioned by women but being such a puss magnet that it's inevitable.
He was trying to have a quite drink in the smokers section but the Lamont effect was in full force
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Like when you wash your hair a second time in a row you get much more lather. The lather effect refers to when you get intoxicated a second night in a row, you get much more intoxicated.
"So remember, my friends, if you’re going to rinse and repeat always beware the extra bubbles." -- From the movie "The Lather Effect"
"I partied 3 days in a row, the lather effect was going strong."
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The rise in salience of recently discussed or observed information, providing a heightened sensitivity in preparation for a subsequent observation of related stimuli, often resulting in a Cypriot coincidence.
Discussing Girl Scout cookies you realize that living in a city, you never see girl scouts. The heightened sensitivity of 'girl scouts' is the Cypriot Effect that perchance would result in the sighting of a girl scout in the city, a Cypriot Coincidence.
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1. The overall increase in propensity for people getting jewed.
2. The negative adjustment or convolusion of the natural randomness of an invironment.
Q: Why did I lose 23 hands of Blackjack in a row?
A: Must've been the Huth Effect.
Everyone in this area is getting overcharged, it's the Huth Effect.
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Named after filmmaker Martin Scorsese, the "Scorsese Effect" is when a work of art is created to negatively portray a character or group of people, but unintentionally inspires fans to try and imitate them. Usually these people misunderstand the point of the film and think the message was to try and be like the protagonist. Many of Scorsese's movies are centered around characters like these, such as "The Wolf of Wall Street," "Taxi Driver," and "Goodfellas".
Other examples include "Fight Club," "Breaking Bad," "The Sopranos," and the Joker.
Guy 1: Doesn't Mark understand the point of Fight Club was to show what can happen when men try to compartmentalize their anger and aggression into physical violence?
Guy 2: Yeah, it's the Scorsese Effect at work.
Mark: We live in a society.
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Something that gets hate only because the rest of the general public hopped on that old hate train. Goes hand in hand with the Android Effect.
"Hey man you check out that new Nickelback?"
"Nah Nickelback sucks dude, screw Nickelback!"
"You ever listen to them?"
"Nope."
"Wow, you are a living and breathing example of the Nickelback Effect."
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