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Softer Issues 

Used as an adjective to describe people, people's actions, or situations that do not match one's expectations. Similar to the word soft except this definition gives a brighter spin to the remark. Implying that there are harder issues out there, and this current one is soft when compared to.

Commonly used by hip-hopping youngsters.
C.D. - Yo B. how was ECON 2000???
B. - Softer Issues Styll brooo. Lets run some Black Ops!
C.D. - Dunno! Im recording tooo
B. - why bother? LOL
C.D. - Oye Teri Maa Ki!
B. - OHO!
Softer Issues by Hindusoul October 27, 2010
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Softer Issue 

When mans r dealin wit an issue an its soft
YOU SEEE DAT MAN. Crunch dat. Softer issue.

Softer Issue 

When mans r dealin wit an issue an its soft
YOU SEEE DAT MAN. Crunch dat. Softer issue.

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How to say "you're an idiot/clown" using only emojis.
Person 1: Insert completely incorrect and/or idiotic statement here
Person 2: 🤡🫵🏻
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