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and then I found five dollars: a phrase used at the end of a story that had really no point to be told to someone. used at the end of boring stories to make them seem more interesting and worthwhile.
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Coitus Hiatus: To have a break from sex, derived from the two words coitus and hiatus.
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Citation Needed: A disclaimer for any time you quote something from Wikipedia as fact. Acknowledges that it isn't the world's most "reliable" source, but it's still good enough for you to use.
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Textual Satisfaction: The feeling you get when your phone has a new message/missed call.
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stock douche: The guy that just happens to own every stock that ever takes off. A self-proclaimed Warren Buffet.
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mom mom: A grandmother. Also known as the mother of your parents.
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whatever lifts your luggage: Synonymous with "whatever floats your boat."
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fat finger: verb, the act of performing a typo. Often used when referring to password typos. See Fat Finger Disease
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amirite: Am I right?
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name ambush: when an acquaintance you haven't seen for a long time greets you by name but you don't have time to remember their name
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unsult: An insult disguised as a compliment, originating from The Simpons episode Father Knows Worst. The disguise can be very obvious or very subtle.
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office hands: some one who has soft hands for doing office work & little or no hard labor
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mattress worship: Refers to the decision to stay in bed when you are too tired to get up and go to church.
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sinlaws: The parents of your live-in boyfriend/girlfriend.
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cell membrane: The invisible force field that makes cell-phone conversations inaudible to everyone else.
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totes mcgoats: Totally.
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Urban farmer: A person who constantly plays Farmville and acts like they know everything about a real farm -- but all they do is live in the city, sit at a computer, and at a certain time, need to stop what they are doing to farm their imaginary crops.
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Gleeks: Fans of the TV show Glee, which first aired in May 2009.
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fax potato: A person who faxes from one floor to another instead of getting up and running the information because they're too lazy to get out of their chair.
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intellectual masturbation: Fascinating intellectual breakthroughs regarding reality, language, existence, knowledge, perception, or human behavior which are completely unprovable and utterly without use, and therefore of no real consequence to anyone. See also: philosophy Etymology: the mental counterpart to masturbation; i.e. a process that is very pleasurable but hasn't accomplished anything at the end.
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doppelbangers: A person who has sexual intercourse with someone that looks identical to them but is not related.
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lol right?: 1. Declaring that something is funny and asking if others agree with you. Usually used in a sarcastic or obvious manner.
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buy-curious: A person who is just looking around and may or may not be interested in buying something from a store. As used on Arrested Development.
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Protohype: The process of leaking a prototype device to generate buzz about a product you don't quite yet have ready for market to a friendly tech website who will promote the gizmo well before it's ready to go.
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marijuana minute: A seemingly long period of time. It occurs most often when under the influence of marijuana due to the altered state of mind. An actually short moment may seem to drag on forever. Similar to: New York Minute
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Child Supervision: When an older person, especially a parent, needs a tech-savvy kid to help him/her with computers or other electronic devices.
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ash hole: 1) the small opening in the volcanic ash clouds that allow airliners to fly through without any chance of danger. 2) the opening at the top of a volcano from which forth spews volcanic ash
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Circle Back: Middle-management buzzword for the need to discuss an issue at a later time.