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we really need to eighty-six president forty-five
1972: In the film The Candidate, Allan Garfield's character, a savvy political operative, tells the senatorial aspirant played by Robert Redford that "the first thing we do, we cut your hair and 86 the sideburns."
1976: Jimmy Buffett's song โClichesโ from the Havana Daydreamin' album has a line โsheโs 86โd from the Chart Roomโ, meaning she is not allowed back there.
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Means Feelin' Fine. Derived from the price of a pack of Marlboro Reds/Mediums down at Bob Byrne's on Main St.
"Damn man that was a fat bump, how d'ya feel brother?"
"Three-Eighty man, Three-Eighty!"
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(I) A book-smart person who is a freak in the sheets.
(II) A person who is really obsessed with TI calculators.
"Dude, Claire is kind of cute. She's so smart and well-mannered, though. I'm not even sure if she's ever dated anyone."
"You're right. She hasn't dated anyone. However, she's slept with a bunch of guys. She's a total TI-eighty-whore."
"The salutatorian of my graduating class was a total TI-eighty-whore."
Function: Noun
Pronunciation: \i-หle-vษn หฤ-tฤ หtรผ\
An Eleven Eighty-two is an individual of certain body dimensions which cannot be accommodated by conventional seating such as airplane seats or roller-coaster seats. An Eleven Eighty-two requires additional or modified seating space.
The term originated in the south-eastern United States in the early 21st century. Particularly, the term developed in Orlando Florida at the theme park, Universal's Islands of Adventure. It first came into usage as a discrete coded terminology for park employees to identify individuals who could not be accommodated by the attraction's seating.
The term Eleven Eighty-two has become synonymous with an individual who exhibits an unreasonable level of morbid obesity; thus, the requirement for additional or modified seating. It has since entered common vernacular, also as a discrete coded terminology to identify serious fatties. Ironically, however, its wide-spread usage has eliminated the secrecy of the term.
Usage 1) Park attraction operator: "We've got an Eleven Eighty-two in row one. Relocate them to the modified seating in row five."
Usage 2) "I've got the nastiest mobile upload of this Eleven Eighty-two I saw last night. I'm gonna tag you in it."
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The REAL title of George Orwell's incredible novel. It's right up there with the Bible. Read it.
Generally it's about totalitarian governments and how they could/do operate. It's a dystopia. The world should not be how it's portrayed in the book.
Joe: Have you read Nineteen Eighty-Four?
Bob: No.
Joe: READ IT!
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In Britney Spears's song '3' the lyrics "Got one eighty degrees" refers to 180 degrees meaning two opposites or in front and behind "her". She is "caught in between" or sandwiched as in spit roast.
The phrase spit roast is usually used in a derogatory and degrading way by male participants to brag about a threesome to other males. Spit roast(ing) implies that the two male participants are straight and "used" the female participant in a MFM threesome.
The phrase "one eighty degrees" or simply "one eighty" provides a subtle and tasteful alternative to "spit roast".
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Not only you and me
Got one eighty degrees
And Iโm caught in between
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We did one eighty degrees
She enjoyed one eighty degrees
Lets do one eighty degrees
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