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Horses Ass

A classic, somewhat antiquated way of calling someone a wise-ass or generally annoying person who's being difficult for no good reason. It's the PG-rated insult your grandfather might use when he's trying to keep it clean at the dinner table. Less offensive than its anatomical cousin but somehow more condescending.

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BAIC

The acronym is typically used by people who think texting or typing acronyms makes them sound clever or smart. However, since BAIC is pretty obscure, using the acronym will most likely make the recipient feel confused along with the sender.

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Reverse-procrastinate

The act of repeatedly delaying something enjoyable under the misguided belief that postponing pleasure will somehow enhance future happiness. It's procrastination's overachieving cousin who ruins ice cream with freezer burn and lets concert tickets expire. Essentially self-sabotage disguised as delayed gratification.

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shwitter

Tweeting / twatting / twitterpating while on the toilet.

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mobb deap

To run away quickly and haphazardly, often in a group, without a clear destination in mind. Essentially panicked flight in collective form.

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Spack

when a reciever in football makes a spactacular catch.

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enhancement

Corporate-speak for any change whatsoever, because calling something an 'enhancement' makes it sound like an improvement...