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what's your problem?

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lgb

lesbian/gay/bisexual

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lalol

lots and lots of laughs

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accompanyment

A slightly awkward but endearing way of saying 'thank you for accompanying me' or 'thanks for coming with me,' blending 'accompany' with the more formal '-ment' suffix. It's the kind of mildly incorrect grammar that actually sounds kind of wholesome.

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22er

Derogatory term for someone who religiously wears Hollister clothing, named after the brand's obsessive inclusion of "22" on most garments (referencing their dubious 1922 founding claim). Particularly cutting when aimed at guys who build their entire personality around overpriced mall surf culture despite living 1,000 miles from any ocean.

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jackpot

Canadian prison slang referring to a major incident, confrontation, or problematic situation behind bars—not the lucky casino kind of jackpot. When someone gets into a jackpot, they've found themselves in serious trouble, usually resulting in disciplinary action or solitary confinement. It's ironic terminology at its finest: calling your worst day a "jackpot."

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Mole Ratting

The art of disappearing into your dwelling like a naked mole rat burrowing underground, avoiding all human contact for extended periods. It's hermit behavior with a rodent twist—when your friends haven't seen you in days and you're living that subterranean lifestyle from the comfort of your bedroom.

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g2gb2wn

got to go back to work now...