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Gucci Bloom
(album)
1
— Perfume criticized for being too heavy on artificial tuberose and smelling like sanitary pads
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Oregon State
(place)
1
— Mid-tier state university described as having students not focused on education
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Ewan McGregor
(person)
1
— Actor criticized for getting veneers and losing the appeal of his naturally imperfect teeth
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Gig economy
(concept)
1
— Economic model involving tech apps criticized as predatory toward workers and destabilizing to communities
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Motown
(place)
1
— Record label and music scene referenced by a boomer housemate discussing older musicians and bands.
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Philip K Dick
(person)
1
— Author who went mad and documented his experience thoroughly, especially in his work VALIS.
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r/nonpoliticaltwitter
(place)
1
— Subreddit created as a response to r/whitepeopletwitter being insufferable with its combination of DNC politics and extr...
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Roanoke
(place)
1
— City in Virginia mentioned as location where packages get stuck in FedEx freight yards
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Kinkos
(place)
1
— FedEx subsidiary mentioned where customer service calls get misrouted through copier managers
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Selective Mutism
(concept)
1
— Childhood condition mentioned by poster who didn't talk to anyone except their mother until age 7, leading to lifelong s...
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75 Hard
(concept)
1
— 75-day fitness challenge involving strict diet, exercise, water intake, and reading that the poster parodies with a more...
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Tesla Cybertruck
(concept)
1
— Elon Musk vehicle referenced in a parody of The Smiths' lyrics about violent death
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Marvin the Martian
(person)
1
— Looney Tunes character referenced in satirical dating profile description as 'Gangster Marvin the Martian'.
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Buckinghamshire
(place)
1
— English county referenced sarcastically in critique of British youth adopting American Southern speech patterns.
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Gal Gadot
(person)
1
— Actress who was called 'genocide barbie' in reference to Israeli-Palestinian conflict propaganda
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Lad Bible
(place)
1
— British entertainment and media website known for laddish culture content
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Guy Sorman
(person)
1
— Source for London Times pedophilia rumors about Foucault, accused of abetting pedophilia for 50 years
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London Times
(place)
1
— British newspaper that published pedophilia allegations against Foucault
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Crunchyroll
(place)
1
— Anime streaming service used by Reddit gamer parents to mark children's milestones
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Fairness Doctrine
(concept)
1
— Former FCC policy requiring broadcast media to present contrasting viewpoints, proposed to be brought back
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St Augustine
(person)
1
— Religious figure recommended as an alternative to therapy and modern psychiatric treatment.
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Sunnah
(book)
1
— Islamic religious text recommended as spiritual reading alternative to therapy.
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White Savior Trope
(concept)
1
— Critical concept applied to mid-2000s action films around 2012, marking a shift in how white male protagonists were port...
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Galt's Gulch
(concept)
1
— Libertarian utopia concept from Ayn Rand referenced in joke about anarcho-capitalists controlling islands.
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Yusuf Islam
(person)
1
— The name Cat Stevens changed to after religious conversion, used to criticize performative name changes.
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Monsters Inc.
(film)
1
— Pixar animated film interpreted as being about inter-dimensional demons harvesting children's essence through conspiraci...
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Ricardo Lopez
(person)
1
— Obsessed fan who attempted to kill Björk and committed suicide, referenced as comparison for unlikely romantic pairing.
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Forensic Files
(film)
1
— True crime television series referenced by someone interested in reading court-ordered psychological analysis of a murde...
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Alfonso Cuaron
(person)
1
— Film director who made explicit connections between Children of Men and The Waste Land by T.S. Eliot.
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Clipse
(person)
1
— Hip-hop group whose album Lord Willin' has opening bars compared favorably to Homer's Iliad and T.S. Eliot's The Waste L...
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Lord Willin'
(album)
1
— Clipse album whose opening bars are compared to the greatest opening lines in literature.
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Margate
(place)
1
— Town in Kent where T.S. Eliot was treated for nervous disorder while writing The Waste Land.
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Lausanne
(place)
1
— Swiss city where T.S. Eliot continued treatment for nervous disorder while writing The Waste Land.
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Fisher King
(concept)
1
— Arthurian legend figure whose infertility causes the land to become barren, used as mythological parallel in The Waste L...
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r/JusticeforJohnnyDepp
(place)
1
— Subreddit banned from r/Fauxmoi for alleged brigading and harassment.
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Copts
(concept)
1
— Egyptian Christian minority discussed as victims of enslavement and cultural replacement by Arab Muslims
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Rat Utopia experiment
(concept)
1
— Referenced as an analogy for a competitive race to maximize attractiveness in dating culture that resembles behavioral s...
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Locked-in syndrome
(concept)
1
— Medical condition used as metaphor for severe depression and inability to engage with life
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Cyberspace
(concept)
1
— Term coined by William Gibson in Neuromancer, notably described elliptically rather than in detail
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Freeside
(place)
1
— Location in Neuromancer where stars rearrange themselves, representing a moment of melancholy grace
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Los Angeles Chargers
(place)
1
— NFL team referenced in satirical post about applying to be their General Manager
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Boogie2988
(person)
1
— YouTuber referenced as an example of extreme online isolation and lifestyle withdrawal
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Catherine de Medici
(person)
1
— Historical figure who faced prejudice for being a banker's daughter when she married the French king
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Usury
(concept)
1
— Historical banking practice considered sinful, leading to bankers building churches to avoid damnation
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ANZACs
(concept)
1
— Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, referenced as historical evidence of unified national identity
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David Wojnarowicz
(person)
1
— Late artist imagined as potentially being a hateful political ranter on Twitter
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Famous Dave's BBQ
(place)
1
— A restaurant chain symbolizing unrepentant settling and unapologetic comfort for someone contemplating moving back to th...
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Jimmy Stewart
(person)
1
— Actor referenced for his role in Rear Window as a comparison to browsing Reddit and observing others' lives.
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Basquiat
(person)
1
— Artist criticized for legitimizing art without technical skill, contrasted unfavorably with Picasso who mastered traditi...
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Bonnaroo
(place)
1
— Music festival mentioned as the location where someone allegedly discovered they were gay while tripping on acid.
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