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What is a word to refer to this area in your mind? It’s “kitsch”:
a representation that is excessively sentimental, overdone, or vulgar.
It’s about society, and refers to an entire nation.
- 350916 views
- 197 answers
- 129416 votes
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What is a word to refer to this area in your mind? It’s “kitsch”:
a representation that is excessively sentimental, overdone, or vulgar.
It’s about society, and refers to an entire nation.
- 350916 views
- 197 answers
- 129416 votes
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What is a word to refer to this area in your mind? It’s “kitsch”:
a representation that is excessively sentimental, overdone, or vulgar.
It’s about society, and refers to an entire nation.
- 350916 views
- 197 answers
- 129416 votes
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What does past mean? To ignore or disregard a past offense (when
dealing with another individual Thus, you’ve already forgiven that past offense which
that person, and presumably you want to get back to being friends.
As far as I know, this phrase is always used in reconciliation. Where do two friends fight?
What is done has no time to become undone. Let’s be friends again.
A: Sure mate!In my personal experience, “let old man be forgotten” is used for reconciliation(your first
interpretation)
- 404822 views
- 85 answers
- 149726 votes
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What does past mean? To ignore or disregard a past offense (when
dealing with another individual Thus, you’ve already forgiven that past offense which
that person, and presumably you want to get back to being friends.
As far as I know, this phrase is always used in reconciliation. Where do two friends fight?
What is done has no time to become undone. Let’s be friends again.
A: Sure mate!In my personal experience, “let old man be forgotten” is used for reconciliation(your first
interpretation)
- 404822 views
- 85 answers
- 149726 votes
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What does past mean? To ignore or disregard a past offense (when
dealing with another individual Thus, you’ve already forgiven that past offense which
that person, and presumably you want to get back to being friends.
As far as I know, this phrase is always used in reconciliation. Where do two friends fight?
What is done has no time to become undone. Let’s be friends again.
A: Sure mate!In my personal experience, “let old man be forgotten” is used for reconciliation(your first
interpretation)
- 404822 views
- 85 answers
- 149726 votes
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What does past mean? To ignore or disregard a past offense (when
dealing with another individual Thus, you’ve already forgiven that past offense which
that person, and presumably you want to get back to being friends.
As far as I know, this phrase is always used in reconciliation. Where do two friends fight?
What is done has no time to become undone. Let’s be friends again.
A: Sure mate!In my personal experience, “let old man be forgotten” is used for reconciliation(your first
interpretation)
- 404822 views
- 85 answers
- 149726 votes
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What does past mean? To ignore or disregard a past offense (when
dealing with another individual Thus, you’ve already forgiven that past offense which
that person, and presumably you want to get back to being friends.
As far as I know, this phrase is always used in reconciliation. Where do two friends fight?
What is done has no time to become undone. Let’s be friends again.
A: Sure mate!In my personal experience, “let old man be forgotten” is used for reconciliation(your first
interpretation)
- 404822 views
- 85 answers
- 149726 votes
-
What does past mean? To ignore or disregard a past offense (when
dealing with another individual Thus, you’ve already forgiven that past offense which
that person, and presumably you want to get back to being friends.
As far as I know, this phrase is always used in reconciliation. Where do two friends fight?
What is done has no time to become undone. Let’s be friends again.
A: Sure mate!In my personal experience, “let old man be forgotten” is used for reconciliation(your first
interpretation)
- 404822 views
- 85 answers
- 149726 votes
-
What does past mean? To ignore or disregard a past offense (when
dealing with another individual Thus, you’ve already forgiven that past offense which
that person, and presumably you want to get back to being friends.
As far as I know, this phrase is always used in reconciliation. Where do two friends fight?
What is done has no time to become undone. Let’s be friends again.
A: Sure mate!In my personal experience, “let old man be forgotten” is used for reconciliation(your first
interpretation)
- 404822 views
- 85 answers
- 149726 votes
