A non-exhaustive glossary of terms commonplace amongst the Scalfani observer community.
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- Cameltoe Spoon
A red plastic stirring spoon often seen in Cooking with Jack videos. It has a cutout in the handle for slotting it onto pots, which looks like a woman's cooch.
- CU Piggy (Pronounced "See-You Piggy")
A piggy bank depicting Patrick Star from SpongeBob SquarePants[1] which often appears as a prop in Cooking with Jack videos.
- Double Intamnity
A play on the 1944 film Double Indemnity. Refers to a theory of Tammy possibly trying to kill Jack, whether directly or indirectly, in order to quickly collect his life insurance.
- Gastrosexuality
Sexual attraction to food, which Jack appears to exhibit often.
- Grill Graveyard
The wood deck at 157 Trail Ridge Drive which was used by Jack to hoard old grills, reaching 20+ grills at one point.
- Floppy Bowl
A floppy red plastic bowl often seen in Cooking with Jack videos.
- Jerking Off Ten Guys
An alternative interpretation of JOTG.
- Jim Traynor
A fictional character named after "gym trainer" who fucks Tammy behind Jack's back.
- Meat booger
A small blob of ground meat Jack often puts on cooking vessels to assess the temperature before dumping ingredients in.
- Meat Marine
A fictional character of a seasoned soldier fighting in the FOOD WARS.
- Mommywife
A mock nickname for Tammy, who often acts like a babysitter for Jack.
- Murderchurch
A nickname for Cornerstone Church, whose former pastor Maury Davis is a convicted murderer.
- Phonebooking
A more polite term for the act of unmasking a person online, using public information derived from their social media posts and available databases.
- Rapechurch
A nickname for Long Hollow Church, where a summer intern was arrested for statutory rape.
- Scalfaniverse
A term encompassing Jack's family and friend circle.
- Steam glove
Red rubber glove often seen in Cooking with Jack videos. The name was later used by a YouTube chat troll.
- WIKI WIKI
An onomatopoeia for the record scratch sound at the beginning of the old Cooking with Jack intro. Also used as an alternative name for the CWJki.
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