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Driving While Gray: A rude and age-ist accusation made by young drivers against older drivers whose speed does not exceed the legal limit.
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rulebombing: Mass reporting of any violation of a rule while disrespecting the intent of the rule, just for the sake of getting something removed.
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Michael Scott Racist: A Michael Scott Racist is a generally well-intentioned person who tries so hard to be politically correct and to demonstrate that they are not racist that they show themselves to actually be racist. Named for Steve Carell's character on The Office who made a habit of being this.
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Highlingual: The belief that, when high, you can speak two or more languages Can be actual knowledge of the language that was forgotten but was remembered because your high. Or a completely false belief (when their translation has nothing to do with the actual translation)
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Riker's Beard: The opposite of jump the shark, i.e. when a TV show goes from unspectacular/boring/outlandish to completely awesome. It references Star Trek: The Next Generation, which was unspectacular until season 2, when Commander Riker grew a beard. The show kicked ass from then on.
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crack is whack: A term coined by Whitney Houston in an interview by Barbara Walters. Whitney Houston was denying her drug addiction by citing the simple fact that she can afford to do BETTER drugs.
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bacon tetris: The act of arranging bacon strips on a frying pan in the most efficient way possible given the dimensions of your pan. The goal is to maximize the number of bacon strips on the heating surface without leaving any part of any strip uncooked.
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Social Bully: A person who demands everyone's attendance at events and will not take "no" for an answer. Also, this person tends to discourage people from leaving social events and interrogates them as to the reason for the departure
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coffee face: That ugly ass face people have in the morning before they drink their coffee.
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Porn Mode: A mode available in modern web browsers that doesn't store any session information.
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Jesus shoes: flip flops or sandals, must have a strap between one or more toes, can be any material but leather is prefered
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Delazify: Prying one's fat ass off the couch to get shit done. Ending (temporarily or permanently) one's sedentary lifestyle & actually doing shit.
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pants boner: A crease in your pants in the crotch section, which causes you to look like you're having an erection. (especially embarrassing when you are a girl)
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It won't happen again: The phrase that people say to their boss when they know that they have fucked up and their boss has yelled at them at them. This is the acceptable response apart from "sorry" that should be used when apologising to a boss. The harshness of the reason can vary from being late to shredding a court case report. The result is always the same, the accused, embarrassed and flustered, the boss, pissed off, saying "it better not" and the rest of the workers staring at the accused.
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coffee nap: A nap taken after someone has consumed any amount of caffeine (i.e. coffee) resulting not in sleep, but blissful rest, while still mildly conscious.
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Send and run: The act of delivering bad or unpleasant news via email at the very last point in the day, so as to purposely avoid being there when the response is received. Usually deployed just after 5pm or before going away on holiday.
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Congratsturbating: Creating a problem that affects millions of people, then praising oneself for fixing the small part of the problem that affects you and then masturbating. Coined by Jon Stewart
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Sit of shame: That moment when you're sitting in your car after being pulled over by a cop. Knowing that every person driving by is looking at you.
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Twerk: The rhythmic gyrating of the lower fleshy extremities in a lascivious manner with the intent to elicit sexual arousal or laughter in ones intended audience
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said no one ever: An nullified attribution intended to convey the absurdity of a statement.
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computer anxiety: When, after dealing with many computer viruses in the past, are afraid to download anything in fear of it being a virus, no matter how many times you're told it's safe.
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Crutch phrase: An overworked figure of speech, such as, inter alia, "at the end of the day," or "it is what is," or "thinking outside the box," or "leverage our resources." Crutchphrases are a common refuge of speakers who have difficulty articulating ideas or concepts without reflexively using jargon and cliché. Often relied upon by powerpoint-user speakers who simply repeat what is already printed on the Powerpoint slide. The use of a crutchphrase is often an open admission of an unwillingness or inability to think, let alone use language effectively.
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Fuck outta here: The cool way of saying "Get out?!" Or "No way!" Also a way of saying "Shut the fuck up." Like in disbelief or pure pissed offedness.
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sober wasted: to feel the symtoms of intoxication while being completely sober ( sometimes caused by sleepyness)
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E-void: Avoiding someone electronically such as on Facebook, e-mail, IM, or text messages.
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Fapulous: 1. Orgasmic, amazing, awesome. 2. Really, really hot.
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vsre: very short reply expected, ie you can answer this with "yes", "no", "sounds good" etc.
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Reviral: When this generation later tells their teenage kids about the youtube videos you watched back in the day and those children subsequently rapidly share said videos with their generation.