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gaslighting.
Already getting tired of hearing it. Thrown around like a bride shows off the rock. Americans are so susceptible to suggestion. No wonder we're easy to rule.
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Im getting tired of boomers thinking that is a new word
There was a 1940s movie
Sheesh
Hold into the gas!
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People are great at latching onto a new word and acting like they have been familiar with it all their lives. This seems to be especially true of foods.
Not a real member - just an ordinary guy who appreciates being able to hang around and say something once in awhile.
Happily Trapped In the Past (Thanks, Joe)
Not only a less than minimally educated person, but stupid and out of touch as well.
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Nor a new word. It has just been used a lot lately.
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It's definitely a fancy word for "lying"
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Im getting tired of boomers thinking that is a new word
There was a 1940s movie
Sheesh
Hold into the gas! It’s not new to me, and definitely a boomer.
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Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting Gaslighting
Screw you! I'm voting for Trump again!
Ecc 10:2
The heart of the wise inclines to the right, but that of a fool to the 24HCF.
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Can’t say that I’ve heard “gaslighting” all that often, but the one lately that is driving me up the wall is “right”. Someone that keeps hanging “right” at the end of every statement sounds like one of those valley girls with a raised inflection. I want to yell out no, wrong, you are the one giving the presentation. “The correct spawning temperature of the yellow perch is 57 degrees F. right? How the hell should I know, you are the expert...Right? Are they that unsure of themselves that they need some kind of audience affirmation every time they complete a sentence?
My other auto is a .45
The bitterness of poor quality is remembered long after the sweetness of low price has faded from memory
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People are great at latching onto a new word and acting like they have been familiar with it all their lives. This seems to be especially true of foods. I've been using 'McRib' since the 80's.
Mercy ceases to be a virtue when it enables further injustice. -Brent Weeks
~Molɔ̀ːn Labé Skýla~
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Trump Insurrection is wearing thin.
Broncos are officially the worst team in the nation this year.
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Can’t say that I’ve heard “gaslighting” all that often, but the one lately that is driving me up the wall is “right”. Someone that keeps hanging “right” at the end of every statement sounds like one of those valley girls with a raised inflection. I want to yell out no, wrong, you are the one giving the presentation. “The correct spawning temperature of the yellow perch is 57 degrees F. right? How the hell should I know, you are the expert...Right? Are they that unsure of themselves that they need some kind of audience affirmation every time they complete a sentence? Or beginning a sentence with "So..." Not a new word, just overuse of an old one.
"No good deed shall go unpunished!"
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Can’t say that I’ve heard “gaslighting” all that often, but the one lately that is driving me up the wall is “right”. Someone that keeps hanging “right” at the end of every statement sounds like one of those valley girls with a raised inflection. I want to yell out no, wrong, you are the one giving the presentation. “The correct spawning temperature of the yellow perch is 57 degrees F. right? How the hell should I know, you are the expert...Right? Are they that unsure of themselves that they need some kind of audience affirmation every time they complete a sentence? Combine "right" with upspeak and you got the makings of nails on a chalkboard for me. Just want to kick someones azz after having to endure a conversation with that combo.
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Campfire Kahuna
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Can’t say that I’ve heard “gaslighting” all that often, but the one lately that is driving me up the wall is “right”. Someone that keeps hanging “right” at the end of every statement sounds like one of those valley girls with a raised inflection. I want to yell out no, wrong, you are the one giving the presentation. “The correct spawning temperature of the yellow perch is 57 degrees F. right? How the hell should I know, you are the expert...Right? Are they that unsure of themselves that they need some kind of audience affirmation every time they complete a sentence? I'll take "right" over "LIKE" any time and twice on Sundays.. Dang - young women can't speak a sentence without the word "like" every 2-3 words... One bartender around here a year+ ago was so bad we got to refer to her as "like-llike"...
Ex- USN (SS) '66-'69
Pro-Constitution.
LET'S GO BRANDON!!!
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I get tired of people who cannot speak or write even one sentence without dropping an "f'" bomb.
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-OMotS
"If memory serves fails me..."
Quote: ( unnamed) "been prtty deep in the cooler todaay "
Television and radio are most effective when people question little and think even less.
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I get tired of people who cannot speak or write even one sentence without dropping an "f'" bomb. That makes two of us, and it has become so prevalent in the past couple of years. It has spread out from the 'hood to middle America, you hear it from people you'd think would have more class, and in inappropriate places.
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Can’t say that I’ve heard “gaslighting” all that often, but the one lately that is driving me up the wall is “right”. Someone that keeps hanging “right” at the end of every statement sounds like one of those valley girls with a raised inflection. I want to yell out no, wrong, you are the one giving the presentation. “The correct spawning temperature of the yellow perch is 57 degrees F. right? How the hell should I know, you are the expert...Right? Are they that unsure of themselves that they need some kind of audience affirmation every time they complete a sentence? Same same with "Okay?" okay?  Continuous in many lecturers' presentations. L.W.
"Always go straight forward, and if you meet the devil, cut him in two and go between the pieces." (William Sturgis, clipper ship captain, 1830s.)
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Campfire Oracle
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Back in the day, we used to do a lot of gaslighting in the dark. 
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time.
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American by birth; Alaskan by choice.
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