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Young Blood's Disease

Made popular in a video review of Newmen #1 by Linkara.
http://thatguywiththeglasses.com/videolinks/new-guys/linkara/at4w/4302-newmen-1

It refers to certain type of bad facial feature in comic books, where Linkara first noticed it in Young Blood's #1.

The eyes on characters are either non-existant or just really poorly drawn in. Young Blood's Disease afflicted millions during the Dark Age of Comics, and even today cases have been known to pop up.

This comic book sucks! Who the hell drew the faces for these characters? They've all got Young Blood's Disease!

by ShaolinFunk March 31, 2009

107๐Ÿ‘ 13๐Ÿ‘Ž


Veganaires' Disease

A sickness effecting those of the vegan lifestyle. Symptoms include Flu-like symptoms, meat-withdrawal, and overall irritability. Severe symptoms include being a whiney wimp and the lack of protein leads to not having a backbone.

Dillon: Is Luke sick again?

Scott: Yeah, I think he's got Veganaires' Disease.

by lukewarm74 October 19, 2009

17๐Ÿ‘ 138๐Ÿ‘Ž


Cheap Dickinsons Disease

A disease that infects both men and women, but is more common in 18-30 year old males. The symptoms include, not answering phone calls, disapearing for months at a time, loss of testosterone (or estrogen), crying while masturbating, no longer partying, and the loss of the ability to maintain arousal. The only known cure is to mercilessly ridicule the infected individual about loss of balls.

"Have you seen Brandon lately?"

"No, ever since he got married he's been suffering from a severe case of Cheap Dickinsons Disease

by FailChampion October 13, 2010


best friend disease

When you cant ever become more than a best friend with a member of the opposite sex. Curable? The world may never know.

Russ Martin.. poor guy.. been stricken with best friend disease since Valentines Day '99

by Ow3n August 21, 2007

76๐Ÿ‘ 9๐Ÿ‘Ž


Jack Thompson Disease

A deadly disease that when contracted creates extreme anal retentiveness, hatred of all video games, and a complete loss of all logical thought processes.
Symptoms:
1.Hatred all video games. Especially those with even an ounce of violence in them. (This includes Hello Kitty Roller Rescue, because nothing teaches violence like watching a cat wack blue blobs with a little yellow mallet on roller skates.)
2. Fear of facts. Even if the book is right in front of you.
3. No respect for anyone else's opinions or beliefs other than your own. (Coincidentally, the KKK hold the same view.)
4. The only people you associate with want nothing to do with you and/or are ignorant parents who cant figure out that it's their responsibility what their kids play.
5.Every time you try, you fail. And fail some more. Then you blame it on someone else.
Aliases:
Wacky-Jacky Syndrome, Old Man FAIL.

Example 1:

JTD victim: OH MY GOD! That child just threw an ice-ball. SUE BUNGIE! How dare you teach our children how to throw grenade sized, spherical objects at each other!

Onlookers: Jack Thompson Disease strikes again.

Example 2:

Lawyer: OBJECTION!

Judge: Overruled.

Lawyer: OBJECTION!

Judge: Overruled.

Lawyer: YOU SUCK!

Judge: You're out of line.

Lawyer: YOUR OUT OF LINE!

Jury member: Must have Old Man FAIL...

by Akuryuha May 31, 2008

137๐Ÿ‘ 19๐Ÿ‘Ž


Short Timers Disease

The inability to care about your job or that of your co-workers when your departure from your place of employment is imminent. Symptoms include some or all of the following: coming in late; making excuses to leave early; an ever-lengthening lunch hour; cleaning your desk weeks or even months in advance of said departure; treating co-workers like crap because you are leaving and they are staying; telling everyone and anyone who does or does not care about the details or the new job.

Man does Steve has a bad case of Short Timers Disease.
Short time, Short Timer

by Fernshouse April 18, 2016


John Lithgow Disease

noun: the unfortunate condition suffered by persons whose every utterance sounds sarcastic, supercilious, or condescending

It was a compliment to say "I like your dress," it just didn't come out that way because I have John Lithgow Disease.

by Ursula Bent February 3, 2013