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Too hard 

An Atlanta slang for clean, fresh, nice, etc.
Damn that’s that new 2019 Charger ain’t it? That mf too hard.
Too hard by SheedH October 23, 2019
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too hard 

"Too hard" is something said by people who want to disguise the fact that they suck too much and make themselves feel justified in their mediocrity which cripples their minds and ensures that another generation of parasites walk the Earth. It's much easier than learning new skills, applying elbow grease, and doing other practical things to approach challenges in life.
It's not too hard; you're not good enough.
too hard by Paco Belmondo September 8, 2005

Too hard 

Did you hear that guy complaining about how he was gonna quit his job because it’s “too hard”. He’s such a pussy, it isn’t suppose to be easy.
Too hard by Waterfall8787 December 14, 2018

Too hard basket. 

The theoretical basket in which certain tasks are placed when they are deemed to be tedious or difficult. This can include office work and household chores.

It can sometimes lead to social notworking.
Rodney: Hey Stephen, did you finish that report I asked you to do?

Stephen: No Rod. I put it in the Too hard basket.
Too hard basket. by Dickolovski March 18, 2009

too hard on yourself 

not liking yourself, hating things that will never change about yourself, thinking about a mistake that goes on forever
you’re just too hard on yourself take a break
too hard on yourself by briii33 March 19, 2022

Too hard basket 

A metaphorical in-tray, or basket, into which ideas and/or tasks are mentally placed because they are are deemed to be taboo or extremely difficult to handle.
Sex for the seriously disabled is a subject that goes into many people's too hard basket.

The ordination of homosexual bishops is a concept that finds it's way into the too hard basket of many conservative church goers.
Too hard basket by WriteForFun December 31, 2010

too hard pile 

The generic cover-all approach used to house all tasks that are deemed to be too difficult in stature at that present point in time.

It can be used as an excuse for laziness, or as a rapid-fire answer to a complex question.
Tim: Hey man, wanna go to the movies Friday night?

Joe: Nah bro, too hard pile (holds up hands in the shape of a basket)

The above action is typically useful in a setting where it is difficult to hear one another, over loud music for example.
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