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A rare birth defect that causes one to make excessive "among us" related jokes and/or references especially under extremely inappropriate circumstances.
Person 1: Hello Braeden, how are you on this fine day?
Braeden: YOU ARE THE IMPOSTER! SUSSY BALLS! EMERGENCY MEETING! Let's get this crewmate dub. 😎
Person 1: Oh good heavens! You must have been born with Hillsy Syndrome. I will alert the authorities immediately!
Being addicted to teen supernatural shows. Little brain capacity to realise how bad these shows actually are. They hate on anime because they are brain dead.
Grace has Nino syndrome and therefore refused to watch re:zero because she is a baby inside an adults body.
A mental condition coined after the mood of A. A. Milne.
This condition is characterized by its constant gloomy gus symptoms including:
*A contant feeling of doom
* a downward depression or saddness
*the ability to find more depressing thing inside of depressing or bad things.
*the ability to walk in a raincloud (mood-wise) even on a happy sunny day.
*The feeling being broken.
*a true gloomy gus.
*a constant feeling giving up in any circumstances.
Despite that above being content. Even gladness in that depression. As if the depression brings joy in a strange paradox
Note: not to be confused with emo.
Jacob suffers from eeyore syndrome and forever he'll be a down bringer of our group.
A syndrome present in 30 to 40% of males and femboys within the popular SCPF site Area Omega
"Squad was almost a victim of Are Omeg Syndrome!"
"Awww broo fr??"
The latest Facebook craze whereby country football teams let their loyal water boy with Down's Syndrome score a touchdown .
Moms with sassy mom hair fill the hole created by their broken dreams by seeking out Touchdown Syndrome new stories on Facebook
Meaning When a child is a complete idiot due to the mother being intellectually challenged idiot. The child is not at fault due to the mother's teachings .
His mother makes unintelligible decisions because of her momzadamaus syndrome .
ACTUALLY it should mean when an artist sticks to the constraints set forth by the listener, while also adding subtle innovations personal touches that only the competent listeners can hear, that is, not being painfully obvious and sloppy like history's later composers who desperately wanted to look creative. This goes back to Mozart who wrote music that both conformed to the rules of the era and bent them at the same time- therefore creating a virtually perfect balance between form and style.
Man, most movies these days are either crappy blockbusters or pretentious indie-flicks... but the good directors always have Mozart syndrome- they make something both critics and audiences appreciate