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Sarah- dini

In Greek metholgy referring to someone as Sarah- dini meant they were drunk in a cave walking there dog with a stick. In modern day America it is known as a Adult walking their car through the forest. In Great Britain it means a women watching the superbowl while having her feet in the popcorn bowl. If referenced in a story book or movie it proteins to a geeny names Sarah.
Greek- After my battle I saw Sarah-Dini lurking through the cave

America- As I walking home from school I saw a crazy Sarah-Dini walking on the most common path

Great Britain- We always joke about Sarah-Dini but as I looked through the window I saw three

Storybook/movie- My Sarah- Dini gave me very good wishes
Sarah- dini by Jktgjkhg January 25, 2019
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Sarahdipity 

Political serendipity by a person named Sarah.

Serendipity is the effect by which one accidentally stumbles upon something fortunate, especially while looking for something entirely unrelated.

Sarahdipity is the political effect of a Sarah accidentally stumbling around on the political stage while spouting unrelated babble, platitudes and winking.
My Joe Sixpack background qualifies me to run as a silly republican; and look, I got a $million dollar book deal-Is this Sarahdipity or what?
Sarahdipity by benighse November 19, 2009
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