National Lemon Sadness Day

National Lemon Sadness Day is on November 9th in which it is celebrated by preparing a beverage that includes the following ingredients:
> a cup of lukewarm water
> two lemon slices
> four packets of artificial or real sugar
> a coffee stir stick
Drinking this magnificent beverage will grant you at least three minutes of unstoppable sadness to just calm down and think about life, with that relaxing moment not taking long you can still get right back to your daily life like it hadn't happened.

Nick: Oh boy I cant wait for November 9th
Andrew: What’s so special about November 9th
Nick: it’s national lemon sadness day
Andrew: Oh right I forgot about that

by Melon Sliced November 2, 2020

it seems so common, but it's just the same

These inspirational song lyrics mean basic or average. Metamorphosis is nowhere in sight. Can be used when someone is "back on their bullshit"

"she literally has a butterfly tattoo. it seems so common, but it's just the same."

"alex is obsessing over a chick out of his league, it seems so common but it's just the same"

by happ1234 November 29, 2021

same jeans

A song by Scottish indie band The View.

I've had the same jeans on for 4 days now

by Jessie init March 3, 2007

same sex couple

A couple who are from the same sex -duhhh-. It's either a girl with a girl (otherwise known as lesbians) or a guy with a guy (aka gays). It's also called a homosexual relationship.

Same sex couples are exactly as normal as normal couples

by CTP96 January 1, 2014

sameen

loyal, hard working, problem solving. easy going.

that's so nice. such a sameen

by 3942042379805 February 22, 2019

same gender loving

A term most often used in communities of color to describe people with same sex attractions since gay, homosexual, bisexual or lesbian can carry negative connotations to some people.

"Instead of gay or bisexual, Beth much preferred the term 'same gender loving' to describe her sexuality."

by gayinchitown72 June 24, 2006

flip side of the same coin

Is where in essence either which way you go you are achieving essentially the same ends.

For example a sales man giving you the choice of buying a red car or the blue car. It doesn't matter which car you buy because either way you are buying the car.

Also creating two different sides that will achieve the same end result of dividing people up which relates to the divide and conquer military strategy.

Marketing focuses on convincing people to buy a product when sales focuses on the best way to sell the product, and so they are essentially work towards the same ends. They are the flip side of the same coin.

Also look up the illusion of choice and good cop bad cop.. Bottom line is think outside the box!

by formlessnessx September 26, 2006