The GuMiho effect is a mental condition that occurs when playing Starcraft 2. It is triggered when your opponent plays unpredictable builds that, when one attempts to counter them, one is thrown further off balance by the opponent'sunpredictability, which results in a quick loss.
Astrea suffered a severe case of the GuMiho Effect, as documented in LowkoTV's YouTube video uploaded on 07/09/23 in a best-of-five series.
To be influenced by ridiculous tactics despite what approach or counter you attempt, mainly encountered in RTS games such as Starcraft 2 or other games of the same calber
down 2 games out of 5 the opposing player stared feeling the gumiho effect
A person or object getting affected by a resource in the moment.
“Took about twenty minutes before the pills started to take effect”
“The substance took effect when introduced to the mixture
To feminize someone.
To make someone worthy of being ostracised from society
NPC 1: Hey did you remember Jeff?
NPC 2: Yeah there’s something weird with him now though.
NPC 1: Pretty sure it was The Orlando Effect
The mental and physical trauma that occurs to a person as a result of being a third wheel in a date between said third wheel's friend and date. Usually involving Burro and popcorn.
"Wren said she wanted popcorn, and when I got back she said she didn't even want popcorn, she just didn't want me to be here."
"Damn that, the burro effect. That got me dun fucked up."
The indescribable ability for the trashiest, most heinous man in your life to somehow constantly be redeemed and never go away forever. you think affectionately of him, he’s simultaneously your pookie bear, stinkabutt and singular source of self-esteem trauma
bro, i swear i don’t love him anymore it’s just the pookie effect. he’s calling rn i gtg
The person who has gained the Feehan Effect will become triggered way to easily and may even resort to semi-fighting when you disagree with anything he says. He will turn red and throw the worst punch ever if he goes into semi-fighting mode.
Help!!! HE HAS GOT THE FEEHAN EFFECT