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A Strame (strame) is a word used to characterize a male with below average social skills, especially regarding girls. It's not only the social skills that are below average but also the way the male carries himself and his confidence or should I say lack of confidence. A Strame is often a simp, nerd, geek and/or a creep. Strames (plural) often have problems with females and some even with finding friends because of their strange behaviour around other people and in general. The noun may have arrived from the name of the famed Belgian singer Stromae but this is not a fact. The noun is commonly used in central and south Luxembourg, the noun is mostly used by teenage delinquents. Syn. weird guy.
That strame can't even stand correctly and he always says the weirdest stuff.
Strame by astro2398 August 8, 2022
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shotgun strategy 

This is a problem solving approach, which attempts many varied solutions; versus a rifle strategy in which a single focused solution is attempted.
The sales manager decided on a shotgun strategy to boost sales, by using several salesmen with different approaches.
shotgun strategy by I, Wreckerrr October 3, 2016
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Steamed Hams

The regionally appropriate term for "hamburgers" in Albany, New York.
Though phrased as "steamed", a steamed ham is typically grilled, and served on a platter often containing more than a quarter dozen of the aforementioned dish and various french fries.
Not to be confused with "steamed clams", a similarly phrased dish which can often be mistaken for steamed hams.
Oh, no, I said, “steamed hams.” That’s what I call hamburgers.
Steamed Hams by McDaddy's Big Patties February 20, 2018

Paul Stamets dose

When you eat 20 dried grams of psilocybin mushrooms
Chase: what are your plans for the weekend?

Zach: just got a new batch of shrooms. Might take a Paul Stamets dose and get real weird.

Kenmore steamer 

Fireman: Man we were in this house putting out a fire and someone was on the toilet. I had to go! So I took a shit in the wash machine.

Fireman 2: Nice! The kenmore steamer! Did you use the clean laundry to wipe

fat guy strategy 

The term for the strategy of waiting until the foodservice employee puts the first portion of meat on your sandwich/burrito/whatever to ask for double meat. That way, the size of the first portion isn't compromised by the knowledge that a second portion is coming, and sets a precedent portion size for the second portion, avoiding any size discrepancy between first and second portions. Particularly effective at Chipotle.
Employee - "What kind of meat, sir?"
Fat Guy - "Chicken, my man."
E - *Scoop*
E - "Any vegetables?"
FG - "Actually, can I get double chicken?"
E - "Godfuckingdammit okay."
FG - "Fat Guy Strategy wins again."

sunquam star steamer 

While banging a chick in a hot room the male pees directly in her mouth and watches the steam rise ultimately making her orgasm and see stars.
In order to successfully perform the sunquam star steamer you must turn up the heat and close all the rooms doors. make sure you hydrate the morning before attempting this difficult yet satisfying activity in the bed room.
sunquam star steamer by zrb23 August 12, 2016
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Steve: I'd like to roll a strength check against strangling the orphan.
Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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