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Imagine a line of how well people can treat unexpected popularity suddenly busting their bubble of reality, and, of that line, of where the other can go to extreme length to let all the praise and positivity go through their head and boost their ego, eventually letting their career go to a uncontrollable downward spiral through controversies, and controversies. Or by the other extreme, of where the other one try their damnedest to curb stomp and limits their popularity gain through trying to talk their fans out, and if that doesn't work, they will resort to (usually bad) tactics of trying to limit the amount of people seeing their artistry through very unorthodoxy methods, and, (if even that doesn't work) full-out guilt tripping their audience to make them fully submit and stop spreading their works through the direct attack to their moral compass.
Person 1: Hey, what are you doing in you're computer?
Person 2: Well, i currently trying to delete all of the things i uploaded to the internet, i don't think all of the efforts that i put into these works will be worth it anymore.
Person 1: Are... Are you suffering from the Koronba's Curse?
After the Chicago Bears and their dunce GM Ryan pace parted way with QB Jay Cutler, the team was given a six-year curse in honor of Cutler's jersey number where the team will face a six-year period of misery and despair. The curse expires after the year 2023 -- the same year Cutler will be eligible to be voted into the Hall of Fame.
The Bears signed Nick Foles, Mike Glennon, and drafted Mitchell Trubisky. When will Cutler's curse ever end?
A dangerous curse. If you work at subway, eventually you will end up seeing subway everywhere. If you leave, it will stay with you for a short period of time. If you return, you will immediately see it the day of your return.
The subway curse is back! The moment I started back, my bike was stolen.
The excessive urge to complete as much of a game as possible, in order to obtain achievements, trophies etc.
More often than not, the task involves completing a specific stage on a difficulty level that one normally struggles with, and due to the achievement, they push themselves to get it, often repeatedly failing at one point, and eventually getting beyond frustrated over it, becoming difficult to interact with during this moment of anger.
Jack: "Hey, what's up with John? I was going to ask him if he's going out today but he was obviously pissed off in the way he responded."
Joseph: "He's experiencing gamer's curse."
Jack: "Oh, please...how people get so worked up over games is beyond me."
Joseph: "Hey, if you'd spent over an hour trying to clear something that can be done in under 10 minutes, and you STILL hadn't done it, I'm pretty sure you'd be pissed off, too."
When a party of Final Fantasy XIV Online players fail to clear a raid because one of the players plays a Dragoon.
- "I can't believe we need to spend 2 hours trying to clear E5S 2 months after it's been released."
- "Dude, it's "The Dragoon Curse"..."
-"Ah... that makes sense."
The phrase defining the September crash that the New York Mets go through every season since the 2007 season.
Dude, what's wrong with the Mets? They went from first to last. Oh, yeah! It's just the Metember curse.
Cursed Cats are a genre of meme that consists of cats with oddly weird things about them, very funny memes that everyone can get a laugh at.
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