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i don't want to know

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Haute couture

French for "high fashion," literally translating to "high sewing," but really meaning "absurdly expensive clothes that look like they were designed by aliens for a different species." These are the runway pieces that cost more than a car and make you question whether fashion is art or an elaborate prank. Reserved for people who have more money than gravitational pull on reality.

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51

A playful way of saying someone is just barely cute enough to be on your radar—like they're 51% attractive and you're generously rounding up. A backhanded compliment wrapped in math.

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lbnr

laughing but not really

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sign twirling

Dramatic movement of a small sign by someone hired to attract motorists to a specific place of business. The best sign twirlers are very flamboyant and really grab your attention.

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SLM

When you do something uncool, others may refer to that act as an SLM (socially limiting maneuver). You're most likely to encounter this acronym while chatting with your friends, about an awkward or embarrassing event (that you'd likely rather forget about).

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Kwalleballen

Farmer rugby with few rules, requires the utmost of the athletes. With the mud to the ankles, they need a sandbag in the goal of throwing the opponent. This sport is practise in Holland.

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