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Definitions by Uncle Dimma

redorgerous 

Someone who has red hair and is overall physically beautiful
Lily Evans, Harry Potter's mom, would have been considered redorgerous
redorgerous by Uncle Dimma February 14, 2021

Impeaching you twice

I find impeaching you twice more vivid than actually, physically beating a dead horse

To save my life 

To not be afraid to get, in a timely manner, before you become a pill-popping trainwreck,appropriate psychiatric help for issues like a personal drug habit
I may need to save my life
To save my life by Uncle Dimma February 9, 2021

pill-popping trainwreck 

a) A somewhat accurate, but misogynistic, description of Marilyn Monroe
b) an offensive term for a person who is neither mentally ill nor has a criminal record, but who has a habit of abusing their prescribed meds
c) an offensive term for a loose cannon, i.e a behaviorally unpredictable person
even professional social workers sometimes have difficulty differentiating between a pill-popping trainwreck definition b), a pill-popping trainwreck definition c), and an actor like Jack Nicholson portraying Randolph McMurphy in One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

narcissistic looney toon 

a)an offensive description of Monica Lewinsky by Hillary Clinton, stemming from Lewinsky's involvement with Bill Clinton

b) a female combination of Charles Manson and Ted Bundy in terms of deviant criminal behavior
as far as narcissistic looney toon def b), the best epitome I can up with to date is Ailleen Wuornos, brilliantly portrayed by Charlize Theron in the move Monster
something that simply can't exist among humans
racism can't exist because one, everyone is part of the human race, and two, because the Latin phrase damno quod non intelligo exists among all ethnic groups around the world
racism by Uncle Dimma February 2, 2021

difference between attacking people and problems 

in our modern soc-med world, a very important moral quality that you absolutely cannot, and will never be able to, buy at the local Walmart.
the main reason the 2016 campaign rhetoric was so vitriolic and insidious was that both presidential nominees didn't know, or didn't bother to learn, the difference between attacking people and problems.