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When you get 13 year olds who listen to a couple of Stormzys songs then they think they are hard as balls and also try to be roadmen. This is usually on 13 year olds who want to "shank" up people after listening to this music artist.
Friend:You see that kid .
You:Yeah what about him.
Friend: He has been effected by the stormzy effect
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When all or most of the males in a group or population fall for the same girl. This will generally cause the other girls in the group to irrationally dislike the girl of interest, as all their male friends will talk about her constantly.
Annette: So Jess just won't stop talking about this girl.
Andrew: Anyone I know?
Annette: Her name is Lauren, dark hair, freshman...
Andrew: Oh yeah, Hot Lauren. She's amazing. She smiled at me the other day, so I think I might have a chance. I wrote her this poem...
Annette: Oh god, it's the Lauren Effect.
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A term derived from the text Unlock Reality which spawned the term Unlock Reality and the abbreviation UR, used to describe the happy, uplifted sense of connectivity, often accompanied by a burst of creativity and the desire to follow childhood dreams, which many feel after reading Unlock Reality.
Elizabeth has been feeling the UR-Effect since reading a bookcrossing copy of Unlock Reality and been writing loads of UR poetry and feeling very happy.
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The effect where a guy ignore's a girl into an relationship he ignore her so much that she gets horny and wants him even more. Once he get the girl he continue to ignore her until they are alone then he bangs her and leave her house, making her want more.
Yo! The Tyco Effect really do work I used it last week.
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When no one eats any more Oreos because the packaging prevents any more from being eaten, until someone else opens the packaging further, thus making everyone immediately want to eat Oreos once again. Also includes other snacks.
The same goes for those in college, when you are waiting to enter a class or leave a testing session. No one will enter/exit until someone else enters/exits first, thus starting the Oreo Effect.
*everyone playing a game on the television*
*after 5 minutes of no one consuming an Oreo, Jim, the least laziest, decides to tear open the package so three more rows of Oreos are accessible*
*Everyone in the same room as Jim now wants an Oreo all of the sudden, thus starting the Oreo Effect*
*Everyone sits outside of an empty classroom, watching the doorway.*
*Jim, the bold one, decides to enter the class immediately when he arrives*
*Everyone then decides they too want to enter the classroom after Jim, thus starting the Oreo Effect*
*Everyone sits with a finished test, waiting for someone else to leave*
*Jim, the bold one, decides to turn his in when he's done*
*Five or six people simultaneously turn their tests in, thus starting the Oreo Effect*
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1. An immediate surge in hit rate on a webserver caused by an announcement on a high-traffic website; a Nivenesque "flash crowd".
2. An unintentional denial of service to a website as a result of a surge in hit rate following an announcement on a high-traffic website.
See also: slashdotted
Bill Joy's _Dangers of Lego Blocks_ site succumbed to the slashdot effect scant hours after going live.
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The Perky effect, in psychology, refers to the process by which visual mental imagery is thought to interefere with visual perception. For example, if a person is instructed to project by imagination a tomato or a banana on a while screen, an a faint image of a tomato or banana is projected, the person may not be able to tell the difference between the real image and that which was imagined. Cheves W. Perky did the pioneering research on this back in 1910. This is the first meaning of the Perky effect.
There is another meaning: the Perky effect is what happens when you go braless on a cold day.
Thomasina loved cold days because of the perky effect.
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