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2C

People who use the acronym 2C might also useBCorTC, which stand for "be cool" and "that's cool." Those who are actually cool will instead use terms likeballer,wicked,boss, orstraight fire, instead of relying on uncommon acronyms.

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muggles

In the Harry Potter universe, ordinary non-magical folk blissfully unaware that wizards are living among them. The term has transcended its fictional origins to describe anyone oblivious to a particular subculture or specialized knowledge.

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Purple horse

Usually mistaken for unicorns. Purple horses are one of our biggest threats because they eat brains. They live in vases (kind of like genies) and are known to be purple. The only known way to kill a purple horse is to cut of it's tail and then make it into won tons that go in a soup that you then feed to the horse. No tests with guns or knives have been conducted as of yet because the soup one was more practical.

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JFC

An acronym standing for John F. Kennedy—used as an exclamation reference or joke about the historical figure and his assassination.

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bejazzeled

Completely unhinged, mentally scrambled, or just plain crazy—like your brain decided to sparkle all over the place in the worst way possible. Used when someone's logic or behavior is absolutely bonkers.

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wwydt

why would you do that

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