Capitalization style used for most book titles, Where All Important Words are Capitalized.
Some individuals type every sentence of theirs like this, because all caps just doesn't have the right je ne sais quoi. (Others, presumably for the same unknowable reasons, Capitalize The First Letter Of Every Word. That style is called proper case.)
Some individuals type every sentence of theirs like this, because all caps just doesn't have the right je ne sais quoi. (Others, presumably for the same unknowable reasons, Capitalize The First Letter Of Every Word. That style is called proper case.)
Commenter 1: Love this song! So great for dancing. Anybody have any idea what the lyrics are about? They're pretty random, lol.
Commenter 2: Are You Kidding Bro These Lyrics are Disgusting, Truely Satanic Sh**. Read Between the Lines my Friend!! Look Up the Illuminati and U Will See What I'm Talking About, Don't Let Your Self be Hypnotized by The Media!!!
Commenter 1: I appreciate that you took the time to write that in title case. It really showed the gravity of your appeal. You can rest assured that I take you seriously.
Commenter 2: Are You Kidding Bro These Lyrics are Disgusting, Truely Satanic Sh**. Read Between the Lines my Friend!! Look Up the Illuminati and U Will See What I'm Talking About, Don't Let Your Self be Hypnotized by The Media!!!
Commenter 1: I appreciate that you took the time to write that in title case. It really showed the gravity of your appeal. You can rest assured that I take you seriously.
by Epic Tetus February 18, 2015
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Person 1 : Wow, poor girl. I'm going to buy her a bouquet of flowers because I feel bad that she's crying.
Person 2: You shouldn't treat her like a charity case, nobody likes that.
Person 2: You shouldn't treat her like a charity case, nobody likes that.
by Shhhhhhhh!! July 9, 2018
Get the Charity Case mug.An overemphasis on the amount of positive results of those infected , who may not even be contagious or have an infective viral load ; in order to deter from the fact that the infection is either weakening, or has depleted susceptibles , or that population herd immunity has been achieved as evidenced by the steadily declining hospitalization and death rates for such illness.
See how they are creating the Casedemic ? They are setting PCR tests at high Cycle Thresholds , like 37-40 Ct, which pick up dead nucleotides of a virus on someone who isn't really sick or contagious, but they'll still mark as a positive because the test picked up dead genetic fragments of that previous infection. This is generating tons of "case positives", but of people who aren't really dangerous to public health.
by The Florida Populist November 2, 2020
Get the Casedemic mug.1. To check someone out, to see if they'd be worth going out with.
2. To look in a house or something to see if there's anything worth stealing.
3. To look at a person to work out if/how you should mug them.
2. To look in a house or something to see if there's anything worth stealing.
3. To look at a person to work out if/how you should mug them.
1. "I saw that guy looking at you. He was totally casing you out!"
2. "I'm gonna go to the neighbour's place and case it out, coz they're going away next week and I wanna see what kind of TV they've got."
3. "I'm gonna case out that guy in the suit. I think I can beat him up and steal his wallet."
2. "I'm gonna go to the neighbour's place and case it out, coz they're going away next week and I wanna see what kind of TV they've got."
3. "I'm gonna case out that guy in the suit. I think I can beat him up and steal his wallet."
by italix September 12, 2006
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–noun
1. A long period of servitude in exchange for operating capital and the promise of financial security and much needed health care coverage on release; golden handcuffs.
2. The mistakenly desired outcome of 16+ years of education.
3. An affliction whose symptoms are loss of life & liberty, general purpose misery, and resentment towards those who are unaffected.
4. A euphemism for 'professional labour camp'; these 'camps' are required to support capitalism's unsustainable drive for never ending growth.
–noun
1. A long period of servitude in exchange for operating capital and the promise of financial security and much needed health care coverage on release; golden handcuffs.
2. The mistakenly desired outcome of 16+ years of education.
3. An affliction whose symptoms are loss of life & liberty, general purpose misery, and resentment towards those who are unaffected.
4. A euphemism for 'professional labour camp'; these 'camps' are required to support capitalism's unsustainable drive for never ending growth.
Each of the professions means a prejudice. The necessity for a career forces every one to take sides. We live in the age of the overworked, and the under-educated; the age in which people are so industrious that they become absolutely stupid.
- Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)
- Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)
by Loki's Friend September 19, 2009
Get the Career mug.A phrase used to describe someone that has a bad mood when he or she comes to work or school on Mondays.
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A phrase that someone uses if he or she wants to get their ass kicked by their fellow co-workers or school mates.
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A phrase that someone uses if he or she wants to get their ass kicked by their fellow co-workers or school mates.
Jerk #1 - When you come to work on a Monday, has anyone ever told you, "Looks like someone's got the case of the Mondays."?
Jerk #2 - No... No man... Shit, no man... I believe you get your ass kicked for saying something like that.
Jerk #2 - No... No man... Shit, no man... I believe you get your ass kicked for saying something like that.
by Elmer November 25, 2005
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