cured
A combination of the states of being frustrated, annoyed, angry, disheartened. A term that originated in the 2010s in North West England; specifically in Blackpool.
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Current Year Fallacy
The Current Year Fallacy refers to any argument of flawed logic (also known as a fallacy) that attempts to use ‘the current year’ as a reason to push any given political, or social, reform.
‘Come on, it’s 2015!’-John Oliver (An example by prominent talk show host John Oliver using the Current Year Fallacy)
Current Year Fallacy by shane_the_killer May 6, 2018
Curren$y
A very underrated rapper from New Orleans. Was signed to Lil Wayne's - Young Money, but he wanted to get released from the label because of little promotion, and under the spotlight due to Lil Wayne's rise in fame...
He's currently in the group called 'Fly Society'
Known for the song called 'Where da cash at' feat Lil Wayne and Remy Ma
Also is sponsored by DC Shoes
He's currently in the group called 'Fly Society'
Known for the song called 'Where da cash at' feat Lil Wayne and Remy Ma
Also is sponsored by DC Shoes
Dude #1 : "Who the fuck is Curren$y?"
Dude #2: "This nice ass rapper from the NO"
Dude #2" "He's the new era of Hip Hop"
Dude #2: "This nice ass rapper from the NO"
Dude #2" "He's the new era of Hip Hop"
Curren$y by Younq marz August 25, 2008
Current Year
A term, often used in a derogatory manner, to refer to comments and rebuttals about about the current year and the actual or expected state of being for a society.
The phrase has its origins on 4chan, with satire of John William Oliver and his use of the current year as a straw man argument.
The phrase has its origins on 4chan, with satire of John William Oliver and his use of the current year as a straw man argument.
Person A: How am I privileged again? I was born to a single mother and a dad who ran away never to pay child support, only to graduate high-school as the recession peaked.
Person B: (Jokingly) You are white and male. You have no argument and should understand this, it's current year.
Person B: (Jokingly) You are white and male. You have no argument and should understand this, it's current year.
Current Year by B-Martini September 25, 2016