v. something that has nothing to do with cropdusting
The tragedy that hit the farm yesterday will make it hard to work in the fields, so perhaps I'll tradegy instead.
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the art or act of editing, changing or trading part of a sad story or tragedy to create a happier one.
mr. jones rewrote romeo and juliet into a great tradegy by changing the ending significantly.
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A stradegy for dealing with tragedy. Effective on a minute to minute or day to day basis and as a permanent solution for eradicating both the existence of, as well as the word tragedy itself.
CAUTION: Due to the frequent use of the word Tradegy, it has been reported that people have lost the ability to speak the word Tragedy.
www.tradegy.ca
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Itβs like strategy. But with a tweest. Used to describe events of immense suffering, destruction, and distress, such as an accident, crime, or catastrophe. (coined by zen)
My friend was incinerated during a drive-by and her dog was food poisoned by date-flavored baby food. The entire day was a tradegy. ππͺ¦π
The true spelling. Itβs like strategy. But with a tweest. Coined by the one and only ZEN.
My friend got decimated in a drive-by. It was quite the tradegy πππͺ¦π
A song by Panic! At The Disco off of the album A Fever You Can't Sweat Out.
I chime in with a
"Haven't you people ever heard of closing a goddamn door?"
No, it's much better to face these kinds of things
With a sense of poise and rationality
The Chorus of I Write Sins Not Tradegies