When an author appears in their own work of fiction and interacts with the characters theyβve created.
The phrase is a nod to βBreaking the Fourth Wallβ, wherein characters acknowledge the fact that there is an audience/that they are in a work of fiction. (Famous example: Deadpool)
See also: metafiction
Dude 1: Do you ever read Pearls Before Swine?
Dude 2: Yes! I love how heβs always breaking the ceiling in that strip.
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A fan but with a twist. Itβs on your ceiling.
I hit my dick on a ceiling fan last night and it hurt like hell
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literally a corpse that is stuck on the ceiling. usually looks like the corpse fell towards the ceiling instead of the ground.
Jeff felt a drip on his shoulder. He looked up to find a ceiling corpse there, as if it had died and fallen up instead of down.
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a girl 7/31.
Origin: The string.
not tonight dear, I am a ceiling fan.
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1) Wheels for a car that spin, a.k.a SPINNERS
DAmn, he rollin' with ceiling fans.
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1. A ceiling muffin is a muffin (The edible food) that dwells on ceilings. Originated as a joke between friends.
2. Ceiling muffins can attack at any time and any where. Angry ceiling muffins grow feet and arms so they can attack easier and dance over your remains. The ceiling muffin will eat absolutely anything.
1. A muffin taped to the ceiling inside a building.
2. The ceiling muffin found your children especially tasty.
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