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As you know, I have my own opinion on whack job meaning, but I’m going to keep it short. There are two types of whack job meaning: “the meaning that whack is attached to something that is so ugly it makes me want to kill it” and “the meaning that whack is attached to something so terrible that I am afraid to even think about it.” I have nothing against either type of whack job meaning, but I believe they are different.
This is my advice for creating a new thread-based whack job meaning.
If you’re not afraid to go against the grain of what popular culture deems acceptable to say, it’s safe to create a new thread. The other thing to consider is that people who don’t like what they consider whack is to create a new thread. You can just make a thread-based thread just to piss people off, but it gets boring pretty quickly.
The most popular whack job meaning in the world right now is “whack” meaning “a person who is not worthy of respect.” This is a huge misconception. It’s not a whack job meaning, it’s a whack word meaning. Whack meaning “to beat, to beat someone’s self, especially by force.””whack” meaning “to make a person beat their self.” This is an important distinction.
Whack is a slang term for a person who’s in an abusive relationship. A whack job meaning is a title given to someone who’s acting like a whack job. (For example, “whack assholes” and “whack assholes” are both examples of this meaning.
In the trailer we’re talking about a group of girls who are in two different groups that are both in the same group. One group is female, the other female. The girls look at each other and agree to be interviewed by the public in their group. The public is in a lot of tension with the idea that they are not worthy of being interviewed by the public. However, the group is happy to be interviewed. The public is in a lot of tension.
I’m not going to tell you the meaning of this because it’s a bit too graphic. But, the meaning is that the public is not worthy of being interviewed. When you look at it, it’s just really hard to see any of the girls in the group as being the actual girls. In fact, it’s just an example of the group being in two different groups.
This one was hard to read because it’s so vague. The “whack job” part is probably a little too literal. But the meaning is that the girls in the group are not the girls that they should be. The only time we see the girls that they should be is when they’re talking to each other. But they’re also not the girls they should be.
