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The expression you make when someone pisses you off on online chat.
Chatting on messenger to my buddy, when he says something that really annoyed me, therefore WC, the saying of "WHATEVER" and then slamming your laptop lid down, hence the click, or click to close the Instant Message. - WC - Whatever Click
Example:
Fred: You are a jerk
Bob: You are so Rude! W C!
Instant messenger goes off!
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..also known as the WCC
1. Dat Nigga Rob and dat Nigga Stew, two dope ass niggas that change the world, one person at a time, one blunt at a time
Nigga1: I ain't neva seen nuthin like that at a party before.
Nigga2: Dats cuz u ain't never partied wit the World Changer Click before.
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To have sex on a train. The train version of an airplanes mile high club.
Ash and I went into the train bathroom and became members of the Click Clack Club.
What you are when you run out of ammo in a zombie survival game. The sound of the gun clicking brings all the zombies forth. It's their dinner bell. This is incredibly problematic when at higher levels in Call of Duty: Nazi Zombies. All you can do is run in fear as your empty chamber clicks away.
Random 12 year-old: Shit man, Fuck. Im out of damn ammo.
Mature Adult: Hahaha. You are now a Clicking Meal Ticket!
NFT Bro: you like this? Cost me 2.2 ethereum.
Smart person: right-click-saves Really? I got it for free.
Post-click dissonance (PCD) refers to the emotional discomfort or cognitive dissonance that an individual experiences after taking an action that conflicts with their beliefs or values. In the context of online security, PCD can occur when a user clicks on a phishing attack or other malicious link, and then realizes that they have made a mistake.
Phishing attacks are a type of social engineering attack in which an attacker sends an email or message that appears to be from a legitimate source, such as a bank or social media platform, in order to trick the recipient into revealing sensitive information or downloading malware. When a user falls for a phishing attack, they may experience PCD as they recognize that they have violated their own security protocols and put themselves and their data at risk.
PCD can be an important factor in the success of phishing attacks. Attackers often use tactics such as urgency or fear to pressure users into clicking on a malicious link before they have time to think critically about the request. However, once the user realizes that they have been duped, they may be less likely to fall for similar attacks in the future. Additionally, if users are educated about the risks of phishing attacks and the importance of verifying the authenticity of messages before taking action, they may be able to avoid PCD altogether.
Chin felt a wave of post-click dissonance wash over him as he realized he had fallen for a phishing email and inadvertently given away sensitive information about his company, Lime Oasis Technology. He knew that he had violated his own security protocols and put his business at risk.
an expression used when you don't give a fuck about the issue at all.
"Hey don't you have to work tomorrow? You shouldn't drink so much." "Man, click clack fuck that! I'm cool!
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