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Post #434,616
by drook
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6/20/20 9:15:07 AM
6/20/20 9:15:07 AM
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New When a Republican claims something offensive was really satire, they've inverted the meaning
Satire used to mean acting serious when you're really joking. When a Republican says it, it means they pretend they're joking when they're really serious.
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Post #434,620
by Ashton
6/20/20 2:27:23 PM
6/20/20 3:52:20 PM
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New (Please employ the correct designation for this oft-fatal neurasthenia): 'discombobulation'.
Some say that word-origin is related to 'Bob' er, Chief Justice of the dis-US, John Roberts, but it predates that Bob, so: fake news.

Lexicography: Over and Out.
Expand Edited by Ashton June 20, 2020, 03:52:20 PM EDT
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     When a Republican claims something offensive was really satire, they've inverted the meaning - (drook) - (1) - June 20, 2020, 09:15:07 AM EDT
         (Please employ the correct designation for this oft-fatal neurasthenia): 'discombobulation'. - (Ashton) - June 20, 2020, 03:52:20 PM EDT

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