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Never Again 

Badass song by the band Disturbed. It's off of the 2010 Album "Asylum" but was released for free download on August 25, 2010 (Because the band is full of really cool guys). The song, written by Orthodox Jewish frontman David Draiman, deals mainly with the Holocaust. It means to bring awareness to the Jewish people's suffering, denounce Holocaust Denial, and remind everyone that Draiman is both proud and sorrowful that his people were persecuted. Sad that it happened, proud that they got through it and that it will happen NEVER AGAIN.
Guy: Have you heard the new Disturbed track?
Other guy: NEVER AGAIN! Yeah, man!
The first guy: Rockin' song, dude.
That other guy again: True

Never Again 21

The recent rename of Forever 21, the once popular clothing store with the embarrassing name which is finally closing its doors.
Well now it’s “Never Again 21,” most likely because once devoted shoppers turned 30 they felt compelled to shop in a disguise due to humiliation; now we can all order our cheap adolescent slutwear online, onward into old age if we choose!
Never Again 21 by Dr Bunnygirl October 1, 2019

never again head 

he was so a never again head

110 and never again 

A neo nazi saying how many countries jews are banned from
Neo nazi 1: SIEG HEIL!!!! I HATE JEWS WE SHOULD BAN ALL JEWS FROM AMERICA!!!

Neo nazi 2: Make America the 110th nation

Neo nazi 3: exactly, 110 and never again

i'm never drinking again 

A commonly used phrase by people who drink and wake up the next morning with a hangover and a feeling of regret from all the stupid things you said/did the night before.
Bob: Dude I drank waaay too much and now I've got a headache and I made a total ass out of myself last night
Dan: No shit dude, I'm never drinking again

I'm never drinking again 

A LIE we tell ourselves after drinking too much and suffering through a hangover in the futile hope that one will never again suffer the hangover. It is also an indication that events proceeding the hangover consisted of many things awesome that came from what sober people would consider a bad idea. In all cases this statement is a lie, as the person will undoubtedly drink again.
Guy 1: I'm never drinking again

Guy 2: Shut up, you'll feel better after you eat breakfast.

Guy 1: Okay, what's for breakfast?

Guy 2: Eggo waffles and beer, we ran out of syrup so here's some more beer.

Guy 1: ...fuck