Flattening the Curve
Requesting someone to do a task or, for a commitment on a part-time basis while knowing the task or request has no set end date (or may well never end).
Flattening the Curve by Sleepy J0ey B December 12, 2021
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Flattening the curve
When you get a boner and you do everything in your power to make it go back down as fast as possible.
Also something that we are doing, just vertically.
Also something that we are doing, just vertically.
Flattening the curve by Iwouldlovetoseeleafycomeback September 8, 2020
Flattening the curve
Sandra, wanting to do her part and save the world as well as her desirability to the young studs, just her appointment with the plastic surgeon so he could aid her in flattening the curve.
Flattening the curve by BS euphamisms March 21, 2020
flattering the curve
A presidential projection, meant to flatter himself while flattening the curve, without basis in medical fact.
flattering the curve by Monkey's Dad March 24, 2020
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