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sociopolitical ramifications

1. Consequences of a given action regarding social and political infrastructure. 2. A specific MUCK, themed on anthropomorphic animal individuals. Also: Used as an expression of joy uttered during sexual intercourse between intellectuals.

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Aaron

Aaron is a sweet, loving, caring guy who will never let you down. Being near him will give you butterflies and make you ungodly happy. Aaron's are usually handsome, but never really know it until you tell them. They are very modest. Aaron's are extremely smart, caring, and selfless. They will do anything for you.

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IWIAM

An acronym standing for 'Idiot Wrapped In a Moron'—a humorous but harsh way to describe someone who is acting exceptionally foolish or demonstrating remarkable stupidity.

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17 Point Turn

The automotive maneuver that occurs when a simple three-point turn becomes a geometric nightmare requiring multiple forward and backward adjustments. Usually caused by narrow streets, oversized vehicles, or a driver's optimistic assessment of their turning radius. It's the driving equivalent of trying to fit a couch through a doorway.

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Feat

Besides song listings, you may see people use feat in messages, social media, and forums. For example, your friend may message you, "Didn't you see that the party was feat a live band?" Or, a person may post a video of you as a child on Facebook with the caption, "The cutest sneeze you will ever see. Feat Henry."

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Highkey

The opposite of lowkey -- used to emphasize that you are loudly, proudly, and unapologetically committed to an opinion. No hiding, no softening, no plausible deniability. It's the internet equivalent of standing on a table and making an announcement.

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irgtgbtw

I've really got to get back to work...