Intended or tending to mislead while calling public attention to oneself, especially by emphasizing desirable qualities so as to arouse a desire when they are untrue.
When a fat chick says that she is curvy.
When a fat chick puts a Roxy sticker on her car.
When a short guy drives a lifted truck.
When a fat chick puts a Roxy sticker on her car.
When a short guy drives a lifted truck.
by jokester October 12, 2004
Something disguised to seem affiliated with a group OTHER THAN the one it really is affiliated with. For example, a "false flag operation" is a terrorist act committed by one group for the express purpose of discrediting another group, which is framed for it.
False flag operations in warfare are usually conducted at sea. They are generally speaking illegal, although there are loopholes. The object is to disguise one's own vessel as friendly to the enemy until it is possible to engage said enemy.
False flag operations in warfare are usually conducted at sea. They are generally speaking illegal, although there are loopholes. The object is to disguise one's own vessel as friendly to the enemy until it is possible to engage said enemy.
In 1980, right wing neo-fascists in Italy carried out a terrorist bombing of a waiting room in a Bologna train station. 85 people were killed. At the time, it was the deadliest terrorist attack in Europe since the end of the War.
At the time, it was blamed on Communists; and indeed, soon after, the PCI was badly beaten in parliamentary elections. In reality, it was a false flag operation carried out by fascists. Members of the notorious P2 Masonic Lodge protected the identities of the perpetrators and later interfered with the investigation.
At the time, it was blamed on Communists; and indeed, soon after, the PCI was badly beaten in parliamentary elections. In reality, it was a false flag operation carried out by fascists. Members of the notorious P2 Masonic Lodge protected the identities of the perpetrators and later interfered with the investigation.
by Severed Cow Head September 10, 2010
by Joe F. Mama January 16, 2021
A rhetorical question often used by douchebags to state facts. The correct answer is usually 'true'.
1.
Greg - "True or false: I banged Cindy last night!"
Herbert - "Uh... True"
Greg - "Yeah! True! High-Five!"
2.
Fred - "True or False, Camels have three eyelids on each eye?"
Pam - "False!"
Fred - "Nope, true!
Greg - "True or false: I banged Cindy last night!"
Herbert - "Uh... True"
Greg - "Yeah! True! High-Five!"
2.
Fred - "True or False, Camels have three eyelids on each eye?"
Pam - "False!"
Fred - "Nope, true!
by Socko_Detheroc December 8, 2008
Is a diversion of the normal nostalgia, but instead of being nostalgic about your own past its about something, someone o somewhere you never were to.
False nostalgia can be experienced mostly after seeing something you know if you saw as a child, you would have remembered for the rest of your life, but as far as you know you didnt. This makes you remember your past and what you actually did, combining your actual nostalgia for your past and the thing you are watching into false nostalgia without you realising.
False nostalgia can be experienced mostly after seeing something you know if you saw as a child, you would have remembered for the rest of your life, but as far as you know you didnt. This makes you remember your past and what you actually did, combining your actual nostalgia for your past and the thing you are watching into false nostalgia without you realising.
someone : Im feeling nostalgic for New York.
some other person : ok
someone : ive never been.
some other person : probably false nostalgia
some other person : ok
someone : ive never been.
some other person : probably false nostalgia
by Li9uid April 28, 2021
Is when you spot a chick that you think is working with something, that looks good from far away and then when you get a closer look she ends up not meeting expectations
by MandoBurger August 24, 2010
To look forward to something that has a strong chance of not happening and you may or may not know it.
by pctv September 27, 2007