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DeanM said:
Means out of whack, cattywompus.
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Which reminds me, I need to pick up seven cans of whack at the store. We got so many things out of whack around here... I'm gonna need to drink at least a can and a half to put myself back in whack.

You can find cans of whack in any good store, right between the elbow grease and headlight fluid.
 
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Lynx said:
Which reminds me, I need to pick up seven cans of whack at the store. We got so many things out of whack around here... I'm gonna need to drink at least a can and a half to put myself back in whack.

You can find cans of whack in any good store, right between the elbow grease and headlight fluid.
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...also the high caffeine content of whack will get yer motor runnin'.
 
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Doublethink

Used by George Orwell, author of the book 1984, published in 1949.

Other terms used in his dystopian novel are still used today...BigBrother, newspeak.
 
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