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Deliberate 

To imprison someone
"Why did you buy a tazer?"
"It was deliberate."
Deliberate by Jabliz February 24, 2009
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deliberate 

de- liberate

1) to move so slowly as to remove the freedom and efficiency of an individual for personal gain.

2) a slow poke

3) inhibitory factor in the efficacy of a system.

4) a selfish drain on society.
They were so deliberate that they wasted the time of the people willing to help them.
Their deliberate nature caused a situation that both missed their window of opportunity and interfered with the flow of the workers.

Deliberate 

Speaking of Alex. Maybe I got this wrong. I'm coming at it from the wrong angle I think...
Hym "See, I'm coming at it from the contingent angle when I think I should be coming at it from the random angle... Let's run it through... When it comes to brain activity... Is it determined, yes or no? If no then it's random. If yes, then what is that determining factor determined by? Ok. So that least me to think: I decide to eat something. If I'm hungry before I eat then you can say my decision was contingent on my hunger and I don't control my hunger, therefore, determined. But if I forgo eating when I'm hungry then what? What could that possibly be determined by? What us the decision to forgo eating contingent upon? If nothing, is it random? Am I randomly forgoing food? If the decision to forgo eating is not contingent on anything, is it random or is it deliberate? Can't be both. Can't be neither. I have food. I could eat. Why am I not eating? Is it random? I don't see how it's impossible to make a non-contigent conscious decision... To not eat. And you can say, well, if it's deliberate, to you control the neurons that are telling your mind-brain to not eat? And to that I say, I don't need to manually combust the gas in my engine to control where the car goes. Internally, I'm doing (deliberately) what equates to pressing the gas and tilting the wheel. I think there's some conflation going on here."
Deliberate by Hym Iam April 8, 2024

Deliberate Freakout 

A deliberate Freakout is planned. When life gets to be too much, you plan to cut loose and get wild, most often with a friend. Those who choose to participate know that things could get out of hand.
My mom has been sick lately and I can't deal with so my friend, Ben and I are planning a deliberate freakout next weekend. It's gonna get wild!

Deliberate Freakout 

When someone has had an exceptionally stressful time recently, and decide to really cut loose in a way they normally wouldn't, drinking, smoking marijuana, stirring up trouble; most often with a close friend.
I've had a really hard time since I lost my Mamaw,so my best friend, Ben and I are having a deliberate Freakout tonight. It's gonna be crazy! Last time we dodged a train!!

Deliberate asymmetry 

That's cute I like the wavey shit going on there. Makes you look like a Pokemon gym leader or something.
Hym "I like the deliberate asymmetry. It looks nice. Say, did he shout 'I am Hym' when he came or no? Because, if not, their not doing it right. The daughter bang by proxy doesn't have the same impact if they don't do it right. It doesn't demonstrate what the other ones have to look forward to. I did write that one down? I'm pretty sure i wrote that one down...."
Deliberate asymmetry by Hym Iam September 10, 2022

deliberate incompetence 

Deliberate incompetence is a form of extreme couuetil occurs when a person find it to be in his or her best interests to pretend to have a low level of intelligence, or pretend to have beahvioral problems, or pretend to have inferior skills. Deliberate incompetence is also a form of harassment Christians and other religions use to target workers with superior skills. Deliberate incompetence is closely related to the drone phenomenon and religious and nationalist corruption.
I have known that man for years! He's not incompetent, he's pretending to be! This is motivated deliberate incompetence.
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murderhobo 

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Whales are large and extremely difficult to close. Due to their immense size, they are highly sought-after.

A whale is typically identified at first by a whale hunter on the sales team, but often requires cross-discipline participation in order to close; this includes assistance from operations, engineering, creative, client success, and business development teams.
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Whale by FQ_GFY February 3, 2020
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Concrete cowboy 

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Todd: He's just a concrete cowboy.
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