Fella Effect

When 5+ men/lads (typically australian) are put together in some form of area, causing them to isntantly bond like brothers coming out of the womb. All becoming fellas with each other like no other should be.

*silence at a maccas bathroom*
*5th guy walks up to a line of strangers in a maccas, Fella Effect insues*
Keith: "Aw mate, how's the job going?"
Simon: "not bad, not bad, how's the wife?"
Charlie: "This line's taking a while isn't it?"
Chad: "Yeah, someone's probably chucking a phat shit in there"
*All laugh like brothers*

by AlphaFella July 28, 2019

The Berkey Effect

The aftermath of a traumatic, dark leader. His toxicity is lingering even long after he has gone.

Hey Susan, it looks like we are still suffering from "The Berkey Effect" here at work. Things are still screwed up after he left.

by UrbanHobbit November 6, 2019

Inostroza Effect

When a test feels like it's going so well, you must be doing something wrong

Me: Ya, I thought I was rocking that test, but I failed it.
My buddy: That's the Inostroza Effect...

by Starwars771999 November 14, 2019

The Durran Effect

the less time you spend with someone you don't like, the more you grow to like them.

"I don't mind him, he's a good bloke now"
"Nah it's just the Durran effect"

by RickySlater56 November 27, 2019

Drop effect

Increased likelihood of malfunction or breakdown; myriad of unfortunate events occurring to ones self;

The drop effect got the best of Billy today. He got a flat tire on his way to work.

by Cimwoods March 28, 2019

The Donkey Effect

What happens when Democrats, a group of Democrats, or the liberal media spew their liberal agenda to the degree that supporters buy into what ever they are “selling” without question or actual facts.

Pete: “Did you hear about that woman who got kicked off an airplane for harassing a Trump supporter?”
Brad: “It’s The Donkey Effect man...”

by GigiBB March 30, 2019

The Poutine Effect

when an event, invention, place, or person exists in reality that is so excessively stereotypically ‘Murican, but it did not originate in the United States of America. The surprised feeling you experience is The Poutine Effect.

Dave: I cannot believe that fried potatoes, covered in cheese curds and gravy DIDN’T originate in America! I’m actually a little upset!

Tim: Yeah, that’s The Poutine Effect.

by Jonas Saxon Brown May 30, 2019