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Music that, while catchy, has no real value or depth. It's fire but in the same way it fulfills a basic need for music but it is not rich or lyrically inspiring, much like the difference between burning trash to keep warm and burning wood in a fireplace.
TJ: Yo you hear that new Meek mixtape? It's fire!
Greg: Nah bruh, that shit trash fire.
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What happens when rabid racist rant fuels shitstorm of word salad
That speech smells like Trumpster Fire!
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*pow pow*
(sound of a gun firing shots)
Shots Fired
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The ultimate sexual act between a man and a woman, when the man dumps gasoline all over himself, lights himself on fire, and then runs down a flight of stairs carrying the woman with his mankong in her vag the whole time.
dude c-wigga did a chariots of fire on this bitch last night and now he looks like the mummy
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Aly's saying! Don't take it Jack! It means that you are throwin shade at someone or making fun of someone verbally. Not actually firing a gun
Man: you look awful
Woman: that hurt my feelings
Man: Shots fired
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the girl says yes until it comes down to battle then she backs out
I was ready to nail Connie until she initiated a cease-fire. I had to go rub one off.
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Aquire the Fire (or ATF) is a scheme to dupe teens and their parents out of money by hosting stadium events across the country. It's touted as part G-rated Woodstock (complete with third rate Christian rock bands), and part educational empowerment seminar for youth. Tickets range from $50-$100. However, they are held over 3 days in major cities, so each group attending has to make arrangements for transportation, food, and lodging, sending the cost per attendee over $150. The events are packed with countless merchandise booths selling accessories for the modern Christian teen, $7 bracelets, $13 dollar WWJD necklaces, and $25 hoodies featuring the ATF logo. Not to mention high priced study bibles and super expensive teaching modules for youth leaders.
The events themselves are designed to whip teens up into a frenzy with loud music, pyrotechnics, and light displays. The youth are told that there is a war going on for their minds, that media and culture are trying to get them hooked on drugs and sex. Then leader Ron Luce challenges them to be spiritual warriors and stand up against corporate indoctrination, while his minions rake in money from concessions, tickets, merchandise, and donations all from the pockets of teens. Mission trips and leadership camps, both offered by Ron Luce, for a price. Mission trips are thousands of dollars, with the teen having to raise the money. And former attendees of the Honor Academy, describe a cult like level of control and indoctrination.
"Aquire the Fire is coming to town, wanna go?"
"Oh God no!"
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