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To live a fast life means to be reckless. To be spontaneous to the point of never thinking anything through to the end before doing it. You might have heard the term “to live fast and loose”. It's with little or no regard for what our actions do to other people. ... They are living a fast life.
Esmeralda partied for weeks nonstop, she’s living that fast life!
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living your life to the fullest never having a dull moment and smiling no matter what because you only live once YOLO
When you hear these words on the radio, you better shut up and listen. Queen is about to blow you away.
Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? Caught in a landslide, no escape from reality.
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A hope for better times where things aren't so hard and love isn't so far away.
In another life we are together and live forever.
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A life debt is when one person saves another persons life so they are forever in debt with their life until the other person repays the life debt by saving their life.
Stan Smith owes Rodger a life debt for saving his life.
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The best and worst of life, conveniently sliced and packaged in the form of books, television, theater or cinema for your viewing pleasure.
Things that are "slice of life" are generally emotion provoking, insightful, moving, but also realistic.
I saw this movie, it was very slice of life, I was thinking about it for weeks after seeing it.
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The amount of time for which a meme is considered "spicy", or in other terms, trending. Based on the amount of time something will last before it decomposes, but with regards to memes.
Memes have varying shelf lives, lasting from a few days to perhaps even a few months, depending in its spice factor.
If a meme goes beyond this point, it is considered dead. Although they may undergo impromptu resurrection (lasting a week at the most), all memes will reach their graveyard and respective gravestones and cannot return to the internet shelf.
The shelf life of a meme is not entirely accurate or precise. Memes can be shoved off the shelf faster than the shelf life predicts, thereby accelerating it far beyond expected through use of external factors. For example, if Weird Al parodies it, or Facebook user (particularly Facebook moms) post it to the general public, then the meme dies faster and the shelf life is decreased exponentially. This is mostly unpredictable.
Shelf life is considered the best way to judge the lasting effects of memes (good or bad).
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Person 1: "Hey you heard about that new Ugandan Knuckles meme? It's everywhere on VR Chat!
Person 2: "Nah it's a January meme, automatically making it terrible. It will only have a shelf life of about two weeks. At the very least, it won't survive this month."
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