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This is an effect in movies and tv where there are two groups of people and by the end of the movie or show each person in one of the groups has paired up romantically with someone from the other group. For example how in the musical Grease each of the T birds by the end of the movie is dating one of the pink ladies.
This movie used the Grease Effect to pair up all of the characters.
The Grease Effect was used in White Christmas so that each of the guys could end up with one of the girls.
A joke term, named after the creator of 'The Roaming Chef'
used to describe the effects of foodporn on the supply and demand
of food commodities (for example: cutlery).
It basically states that:
"The more foodporn suggested to internet users,
the greater the demand for food commodities, leading to the diminishing
of supply and increasing of prices for the forementioned commodities."
Person A : Damn, why is there so much inflation nowadays?
Person B: You should blame it on the Ombachi Effect, I guess
The unhealed part of women that will always choose a white boy even when there are significantly better options.
This is because over the past decade, Gen Z girls have grown up watching the unattainable Magcon boys (Cameron Dallas, Nash Grier, Jack Gilinsky, Shawn Mendes) and will never stop needing to prove to themselves that they can pull the token white boy.
Millenials, see “Chad Michael Murray Effect,” for further context on this phenomenon.
“Damn, I don’t even like white boys, but the Magcon effect has me picking Rob over Miguel.”
A man who, when he enters the room, lightens the room's mood, "bloh"-ing away any sort of awkwardness and making everyone feel comfortable. When it comes to collaboration, he is the first to address any small pre-existing problems, clearing the room of any misunderstandings and makes the meeting run smoothly.
Bro that guy really has the-bloh-effect, I feel right at home at this company.
You don't see something until you actively keep thinking about it, and it was always there all the time but you didn't notice.
"Ever since I fell in love with the Thai girl I've been seeing Thai pomelos everywhere,"
"Nitwit, those pomelos were always there. You're just experiencing the pomelo effect"
When trying to call attention to the flaws of an opponent only to have your own flaws "outed" as a result of personal digging. Similar to the Streisand Effect in the legal community, the Germ Effect calls attention to yourself in an unwanted and unanticipated fashion. The phrase is derived from the great "2011 Yahoo Fantasy Football thread between 'Coach Germ' and 'Teddy Ruxpin.'"
Coach Germ tried to give me shit me for my 17th round pick, but upon taking a look at his team, his antics had "The Germ Effect" when it was discovered that he has 3 #4 wide receivers and 3 running backs who are time-shares.
A "blur effect" is a psychological state in which an individual experiences a distorted perception of reality, causing everything and everyone in their surroundings to appear hazy and indistinct. This condition is often marked by narcissistic and bipolar tendencies, as the person becomes detached from others, seemingly looking past everyone, and is primarily focused on their own emotions and desires, causing disruptions in their relationships and behaviors.
In the midst of the blur effect, the individual's world becomes a hazy and disconnected realm where everything and everyone appear indistinct, and they predominantly fixate on their own emotions and desires, exhibiting narcissistic and bipolar tendencies.