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As Far As I Am Aware

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Terrible twos is a stage of child development that most kids around two years old go through. The stage is made up of rebellious, often terrible, behavior.

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what's on and poppin'?

A casual greeting that combines "what's up" with "what's poppin'" for that extra dose of early 2000s street credibility. It's the verbal equivalent of wearing your baseball cap slightly askew—trying just hard enough to sound cool without actually committing. Basically asking what's happening in someone's life, but make it hip-hop adjacent.

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flippin

When someone's acting completely unhinged, irrational, or off-the-rails in their behavior. It's the PG-rated way of saying someone's lost their grip on reality and is now freewheeling through Crazytown. Usually deployed when someone's overreacting to a situation that doesn't warrant such theatrical drama.

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Cashin' it

The noble art of skipping showers and embracing your natural musk, apparently named after someone who made personal hygiene optional. When deodorant is a suggestion and water is for drinking, not bathing, you're officially cashin' it. A lifestyle choice that benefits no one within a three-foot radius.

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