An idea that is casually accepted and provides a quick and satisfying explanation of an issue where a deeper analysis would lead to thought crimes.
When I told my mother that the emperor is naked she said that only stupid people don't see the emperor's clothes and I can't get past the crime stop.
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by mario sith January 17, 2024
Get the f*cking anus crime mug.Clearly they need to stop with their soft on crime approach and lock you up immediately. Prison now. Prison forever.
Hym "Yeah, that's what happen when you adopt a soft on crime stance. You got a bunch of right wing religious zealots fomenting civil war... They CLEARLY need to be locked up immediately! And I actually don't have any questions to ask about it so no, yeah. Lock him up. No questions asked."
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1 a: A crime family family that plays Uno games for money or property
b: A crime family that bets Uno on uncertain outcomes
c: A crime family that stakes on Uno based on contingency
Transitive verb
1 a: to risk by gambling in Uno with the a crime family
Noun
1 a: The Gambuluno Crime Family
Etymology
Probably an early form of gambler in Modern English, gamner "player in a game," Latin una as in "moon," and the Latin "Uno" as in the card game meaning "the one, the only".
probably back-formation from gambler, perhaps alteration (by dissimilation, or substitution of the frequentative suffix -le) of early Modern English gamner "player in a game," from gamen "to play" (going back to Middle English gamenen, going back to Old English gamenian, derivative of gamen GAME entry 1) + -er -ER entry 2
1 a: A crime family family that plays Uno games for money or property
b: A crime family that bets Uno on uncertain outcomes
c: A crime family that stakes on Uno based on contingency
Transitive verb
1 a: to risk by gambling in Uno with the a crime family
Noun
1 a: The Gambuluno Crime Family
Etymology
Probably an early form of gambler in Modern English, gamner "player in a game," Latin una as in "moon," and the Latin "Uno" as in the card game meaning "the one, the only".
probably back-formation from gambler, perhaps alteration (by dissimilation, or substitution of the frequentative suffix -le) of early Modern English gamner "player in a game," from gamen "to play" (going back to Middle English gamenen, going back to Old English gamenian, derivative of gamen GAME entry 1) + -er -ER entry 2
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For passengers looking to explore Las Vegas' airport, but not seeking to play Uno with the Gabluno Crime Family, the airport opened several new shops.
The mayor of NYC was Gambluno Crime Familying away the city's future.
For passengers looking to explore Las Vegas' airport, but not seeking to play Uno with the Gabluno Crime Family, the airport opened several new shops.
The mayor of NYC was Gambluno Crime Familying away the city's future.
by Chance Christiansen February 4, 2024
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Who Farted!
Whoever Smelt It, Dealt It!
Whoever Denied It, Supplied It!
Said The Rhyme Did The Crime!
Whoever Made The Rebuttal, Had It Come Out Their Butthole!
Whoever Detected It, Projected It!
Whoever Deduced It, Produced It!
Whoever Smelt It, Dealt It!
Whoever Denied It, Supplied It!
Said The Rhyme Did The Crime!
Whoever Made The Rebuttal, Had It Come Out Their Butthole!
Whoever Detected It, Projected It!
Whoever Deduced It, Produced It!
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