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How Toolman Taylor felt when his wife was seething mad about his having driven her antique Austin-Healey after she'd specifically forbidden him to do so.
Jill Taylor (not wanting to unleash her fury in front of the children): Boys --- OUT! (seeing her inTIMidated hubby starting to slither out the door, as well) Tim, IN!
A manipulation strategy employed by celebrities or influencers characterized by the deliberate and ostentatious display of material wealth, opulent possessions, and an extravagant lifestyle to create a sense of awe, envy, or inferiority among their audience. This tactic aims to establish a perception of social dominance, superiority, or exclusivity, often with the intent of influencing others' opinions, garnering admiration, and solidifying a position of perceived importance within the public eye.
An influencer flaunted their new Lamborghini to try and sell a product or crypto currency to their audience via image intimidation.
A large group of Bams is called an 'intimidation'.
The likely origin of this term is believed to come from the anti-social behaviour of bams and the general anxiety and fear a large group of bams can provoke when gathering in numbers.
Hold up, big man! Dinnae cross th' street! There's a massive intimidation of bams 'roon that bus stop!
A sexual move in which a man dresses as a fairy and proceeds to enter the room of a sleeping girl with a handful of dirt. He then begins to masturbate and once about to climax taps the sleeping girl on the back of the head to wake her and then throws dirt in her face to simulate pixie dust right as he blows his load on her face.
This bitch wouldn't have anything to do with me at the bar so I followed her home and gave her the intimidating pixie.
- something done to deliberately instill fear in someone
-an intimidation tactic
-something about an individual/group that is intimidating to others
our team captain is big and strong- he's the teams greatest intimidation factor
When the grief/tragedy/sympathy (science/healthcare/government/media) industry tells people that if they do something else they tell them to, everything will be okay, but if they don't do it, the sky will fall on their heads. Last year, they said if people wore masks, the pandemic would end soon, but if they didn't, the pandemic would go on forever and everyone (not just a small portion of the total population) would get sick. Now, a year and several virus mutations later, they're saying if people get a shot, a vaccine, that the pandemic will end soon, but if they don't, it will go on forever. When will people wake up and fight, they're already doing everything they've been ordered to do, getting in any line they're told to get in (including the one for a slaughterhouse) and they're only losing more rights.
Seeing other people get vaccines at work is still vaccine intimidation, since people that are unvaccinated tend to think they'd rather get a shot and fit in than be outnumbered by vaccinated people that seem to have any rights they want, and get to do what they want, go where they want, and live how they want. That is the dream/agenda the grief/tragedy/sympathy industry (government/healthcare/media/science) has started trying to sell people since last year, since people were no longer buying the American dream.