Robert

It's a friendly interaction in the video, I think, but this gets written down, like people online are like, oh, that guy frame-mogged Clavicular, right?

Because he's buffer, you know, he modded, you look at him, he's like, yeah.

Now, no one at the time thought this was significant, right?

But a couple hours after this happened, someone on Twitter posts a clip of this interaction with the description, Clavicular ran into a frat leader at ASU and got brutally frame-mogged by him.

And this comparatively simple sentence is so seemingly crazy that the internet starts talking.

And that's where you get that really ridiculous post, right?

He's making fun of the other post, kind of.

Like that's at least one theory about it.

Because he's invented some terms here, right?

Jester gooning, I don't think really existed as a term before that post.

It's a combination of pre-existing terms.

So I'm naming my child.

Jester gooning?

Oh, Jester, sure, of course.

As far as I can tell, it's a combination of gesture maxing, which is an incel term, as we've talked about, for being funny or entertaining to get attention from women and compensate from not being hot.

Gooning is a term that initially meant masturbating to porn without coming for long periods of time and is now just kind of a general term for like degeneracy, sexual degeneracy, a lot of like masturbatory sexual degeneracy a lot of the time.

So gesture gooning, despite the fact that it is a different term from gesture maxing, kind of seems to mean the same thing as gesture maxing.

It's used in an identical case.

And as I noted, the cortisol thing is based on understanding that elevated cortisol levels reduces testosterone, right?

So these are, you know, I think at this point, everyone at least understands what's being said in both of those posts, right?