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freegan.net
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Freegan: Somebody who abstains from contributing to the economy and salvages society's wasted food and resources rather than purchase more themselves. Often pertains to a VEGAN (somebody who doesn't eat/wear animal products) who only makes exceptions when dealing with otherwise wasted items.
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nussy.org
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Nussy: Folds in an elderly white man’s neck when pinched with a collared shirt and tie to resemble female genetalia
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twinkfoot.com
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Twinkfoot: A twink who also happens to be tall and hairy.
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maralagoface.net
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Mar-A-Lago Face: The face of a woman who has been "enhanced" through plastic surgery, most notably to increase their lips and cheeks to cartoonish proportions, often accompanied with Botox.
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malaka.site
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malaka: 1.a.) The Greek word for "wanker" usually used in a friendly manner between people that are good friends (thus eliminating the possibilities of misunderstanding the meaning and/or starting a fight) or b.) for abusive purposes,aka in english: "asshole". 2. A type of cheese that is made only in the Greek island of Krete
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forkfoundinkitchen.com
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Fork found in kitchen: A slang term for a news report that is painfully obvious. Used sarcastically.
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gishgallop.org
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Gish Gallop: Infamous debate tactic used by amateurs, grifters who are paid by shills, and people who only care about winning alike, the Gish Gallop is a tactic in which one person purposefully gives as many incorrect or falsely-quoted statistics as possible in a very short time frame. This forces the opponent to waste speaking time taking down endless strawmen and lies created by their opponent, and is usually a sign that the utilizer is arguing in bad faith. People with scientifically/factually incorrect positions such as TERFs, Neo-Nazis, and infamously, Young Earth Creationists, often use this tactic as simply quoting reputable sources and studies is not an option.
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