The origin of "time traveler moves a chair" meme
Theory of "every little things are slowly changing the world"
The name of this word comes from the saying "A butterfly could cause a hurricane"
However, this is just a myth. But a single butterfly could change the timing/location of the hurricane.
Butterfly effect is a theory
The effects of drinking a blue mixed drink, seltzer, etc resulting in memory loss, texting your ex, “i’m fine give me another shot”, hangxiety and more.
“I don’t remember sh*t from last night, but I found some girl’s panties hung on my door.”
“I told you not to drink that frat margarita, The Blue Drink Effect victimized you.”
A group of 2 or more people that gain supernatural/strange abilities. (such as advanced manifestation or predictions of people or relationship's.) that strengthen the longer they know the other individual.
I think we have species omega effect ties!
The act of throwing a steel chair either in the air or on the ground that causes a mass anger in a crowd that causes them to get mad over nothing or something as little as a steel chair.
This idea originally came from The Boondocks episode "Grandad's Fight"
*Chair is thrown*
Person 1: Oh my god a chair!
*Chair falls*
Person 2: Now I'm mad
Person 3: And that's the steel chair effect.
(n.)
- sadness and longing that one feels when you hear Moira's Voice
- normally felt in 'Paubaya'
- gives you goosebumps all over your body
- feeling mo broken ka kahit di naman
"I felt the Moira Effect on the song paubaya."
Tol: I feel like my heart is broken kahit wala akong Jowa.
Bro: Tol, It's the Moira Effect.
When people behave differently online than they would in real life.
A group of students might bully a classmate online and then feel emboldened to bully him or her in person. This is a sign of Online Disinhibition Effect
When something looks overpowered and you fail to achieve the same power.
Me: Wow, that Pestilence hero is really OP. I'm picking that next game.
..Continues to feed and ruin the next game.
Me: I guess it was just The Pestilence Effect