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post proof or recant

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sad drunk boy poem

A melodramatic, poorly written poem penned by a heartbroken twenty-something guy who treats minor romantic setbacks like existential crises. Think overwrought metaphors about pain, bourbon, and the meaninglessness of existence—written at 2 AM with questionable spelling.

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DUK

People may use "DUK" when they are surprised someone didn't know something. For example, when your friend texts you that they are surprised a mutual friend is married, you might respond with "DUK?"

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serials

A work published in bite-sized installments, often numbered and theoretically infinite—the entertainment equivalent of a subscription you can't cancel. Perfect for the impatient reader who needs closure but won't get it.

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Loonameah

Loonameah -- meaning "AAAAUGH!" -- is a random outburst of angst, happiness, or confusion. It originated from the Slashonian language, in the Bluefont variation.

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tghig

thank god husband is gone

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ironic

A famously misunderstood Alanis Morissette song from the '90s that sparked a thousand debates about what irony actually means (spoiler: most of the examples in the song aren't ironic, they're just unfortunate). The term has since become shorthand for the grammatical pedant's favorite complaint. Rain on your wedding day is just bad weather, folks.

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