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Due to recent trends, from January onward all Umbrella operations will be pivoting to using NFTs (non-flammable tyrants).
It kind of suggests that "hot minute" is sometimes used in an anti-hyperbolic sense to mean "a long time", and ... "Hot minute" is often used in a sense of "busy" or "rushed", vs implying a literal short amount of time.
Since when has "a hot minute" meant a long time? - English Language & Usage
either this perversely functional, but totally unnecessary, rhetorical neologism, anti-hyperbolic, has short-circuited my brain, or i’ve been sniffing the wrong kind of glue again
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why
Few realize Old
Glory is both flammable
and inflammable.
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