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dream eraser
The means by which thoughts are fleeting. The same mechanism that erases dreams works throughout the day, erasing that which the mind doesn't find important.
His dream eraser made it so he exhibited confirmation bias about the situation. He only accepted that which coincided with his beliefs and rejected that which didn't. These people are hard to convince.
dream eraser by amyra January 4, 2012
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eraserhead by razzle dazzle gay December 16, 2017
Eraserhead moment
When you get stuck doing something you can't stand because of serendipitous circumstances, and the only thing worse than doing it would be not to do it.
After Fred drifted away from all his friends in college, his mom was hit by a car and rendered comatose. He spends most of his waking life talking to her and taking care of her. It is not clear whether she is braindead or not. When he found himself stuck in this situation, he had an eraserhead moment.
Eraserhead moment by Studgger December 17, 2009
eraserito
a joke or otherwise non-serious comment.
Derivation: Joke in spanish is chiste, which sounds like chicle, which is a small piece of gum, and in spanglish gum is goma, so its a small piece of goma, and goma is actually an eraser in spanish, so its a small eraser, which, in spanglish, is an eraserito.
Derivation: Joke in spanish is chiste, which sounds like chicle, which is a small piece of gum, and in spanglish gum is goma, so its a small piece of goma, and goma is actually an eraser in spanish, so its a small eraser, which, in spanglish, is an eraserito.
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