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frustra by Matthew Pace January 8, 2009
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Durostium Frustra
The feeling one gets when they go to close a door, but due to a window in the room being open, the door has a lot less resistance than expected and the door slams.
Translates roughly from Latin to: "The hard door frustration".
Translates roughly from Latin to: "The hard door frustration".
John: "Why are you in such a bad mood?"
Eva: "I went to close my door, and it gave me durostium frustra."
Eva: "I went to close my door, and it gave me durostium frustra."
Durostium Frustra by Ɇ₥ØⱤ₳ June 23, 2026
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