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Victim framing means using your status as a minority or member of an oppressed group to represent your opinion as the only valid opinion, and claiming you are the victim of differing opinions. While their opinions are very valid and need to be heard, representing them in this way essentially locks people out of the conversation who want to contribute because they feel they can't voice their differing opinions/concerns without offending the minority
As a person of colour, Margo used victim framing to dominate the conversation about the future of funding public housing and quell dissenting opinions
A slang commonly used in film industry, to talk about an unwanted subject entering the shots of a scene.
Photobombing for videography and cinematography.
1- “Cut!!! Get that kid out of the way!!! He’s enter-framing the whole goddamn scene!!!” Shouted the director when he realised the intern was in the shot.
2- The intern was soon fired after he’d enter-framed the car crash scene that costs well over 50 grand to be shot.
The director is now in the brink of losing his mind because of the production costs just increased unplanned.
A person who is so high, has (so to speak) hit their glass ceiling.
You better check yourself before you wreck yourself and get slapoff the frame
A term used to describe a person who exhibits a lack of control over their movements due to drug use. Usually refers to (but not limited to) jaw movement. Mostly seen in chronic amphetamine users.
Did you see RANDOM NAME? He is so Slap off the frame his jaw looks like its trying to run away from his face.
When you experience morning wood so powerful and long lasting, that you are unable to roll from your back to your stomach in bed, and are propped up like a picture frame.
Babe can you please take care of this thing? I'm picture framing like a mofo over here.
A body shape resembling that of SpongeBob SquarePants.
Joe: I heard that Jessica likes you.
Mike: She's not my type. She has a SpongeBob frame.
A frame-killer is any action or element in a software that causes abnormal stress on the hardware, thus causing the frame rate of the application to visibly drop below normal levels for the duration of the action/element.
It is a common term used in video games, since there are usually commonly recurring elements across games that can cause the frame rate to undergo a visible drop. Such elements include explosions, fire, water, hair and fur, and various onscreen clutter.
Jordan: I love playing fire-based characters in video games, I just love watching flames and explosions because they're so pretty.
James: Ahh, so you like frame-killers.