CMORD:
COMPULSIVE
MEDIA
OVER
REFERENCING
DISORDER
Is it made up? Yes. Is it real? Also yes #cmord
Remember how, in The Office, Michael Scott would feel physical pain if he didn't say "that's what she said!" when the moment arose?
That's how I feel about pop culture references. If I don't let them out, they just scream like the Nazgûl in my head until I let them out.
#CMORD #referencehumor
Text: the breakfast Denethor prepared for his son's Boromir: cute lil bear shaped pb&j and carefully cut fruit Faramir: the bread scraps from the bear shape, end of list
Happy anniversary to me and this meme, we found each other a year ago today and I've never been happier #lordoftherings #cmord
David Strathairn as Whistler from Sneakers
When you can't cross a single bridge in the Bay Area without hearing David Strathairn in your head asking "what did it sound like?"
#CMORD
When you use a silly voice that sounds ever so slightly like you're Ross Gellar as the Holiday Armadillo so you lean all the way in and shout "THE MACCABEES!" and your kid is like "Wut?"
#CMORD
When you say "I agree" and then feel compelled to add "destroy the school" because you have CMORD (Compulsive Media Over Referencing Disorder)
#cmord
When your friend says "oh, it's nothing at all!" and your brain disconnects and spirals with the echoing phrase "nothing at all... nothing at all... nothing at all..."
and then your friend reclaims your attention just in time for you to scream "Stupid sexy Flanders!" with zero context.
#cmord
When someone merely says "it's possible" and your mind automatically fills in
"...Pig, I might be bluffing. It's conceivable, you miserable, vomitous mass..."
You might have Compulsive Media Over Referencing Disorder (CMORD) like me 😉 #cmord