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Glass Case of Emotion 

When you have a very hurtful or terrifying feeling that threatens your very moral fiber while you happen to be inside a phone booth. This phrase was introduced to the public in the Will Ferrel movie Anchor Man.
Im trapped in a glass case of emotion... Will Ferrel
Glass Case of Emotion by DMF May 27, 2005
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Glass Case of Emotion 

NASCAR's Podcast with Ryan Blaney, Kim Coon, and Chuck Bush. Named after the famous Anchorman line. People who listen are called glassholes/
Mark: Hey Johnny, did you listen to the latest episode of Glass Case of Emotion?

Johnny Oh Hai Mark, I didn't know you were a glasshole.

Glass Case of Emotion 

a term used to describe the telephone booth in which Ron Burgundy is encased in after the assumed death of his spanish-speaking dog, Baxter.
'glass case of emotion': classic Ron
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