Proverbial verbs
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proverbial verbs encourage acts.
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the conglomeration of pubic hairs left behind on the toilet, shower, floor, etc. after a male manscapes and either neglects to, or does a horrible job cleaning up the pubic hair outcasts. jed must have been manscaping again — there is a p-b- frenzy going on in my bathroom upstairs!
- public interest
general public is curious to know about the truth. especially, s-xual escapades of celebrities. in the interest of public interest media must be allowed to publish the personal lives of celebrities.
- Squizz
slang for “taking a look” at something. person, “my leg hurts!” doctor friend, “here, let me have a squizz.” a rare variety of bird, commonly found in djibouti (pr-nounced squizz) i greatly enjoy consuming squizz. this is because i have no brain or moral sense, so i automatically -ssume it’s fine to eat stuff that’s […]
- srakka
a russian word that means sh-t hole, and is used as often as americans use the word -ss. if you don’t shut the f-ck up i will shoot you in your srakka!
- Political Inactivism
the use of direct, often confrontational action meant to instigate social and political change, through facebook and twitter posts. inactivists will often point to the root or cause of a social issue without directing the audience toward a course of action or even a coherent alternative viewpoint. steven got caught up in political inactivism today […]