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The way people toss around the word "cancelled" these days, you'd think they were handing out participation trophies. "Congratulations! You've been cancelled! Please collect your sense of self-worth at the door.
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It's funny how "cancelled" can mean so many things now. It's like the Swiss Army knife of words. One day you're watching a show, the next, it's cancelled. One day you're on a date, the next, you're... well, let's not go there!
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Ever get that feeling when you're about to click "confirm" on a booking, but then you hesitate, thinking, "What if it gets cancelled?" It's like waiting for a plot twist in a drama, but the drama is your weekend plans.
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You know you're deep into the cancel culture when even your morning alarm feels threatened. "Oh, so you're not waking up early today? I see how it is. Cancelled!
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Have you noticed how the word "cancelled" has become the adult version of getting grounded as a kid? "Sorry, plans are cancelled." It's like our social lives are now on parental control.
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Ever notice how "cancelled" has evolved from a one-word statement to an entire event? It's like there's a red carpet, paparazzi, and a dramatic exit involved every time something gets the axe.
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I find it amusing how in today's age, "cancelled" isn't just a verb; it's a verdict. One wrong move, and boom! You're not just off the guest list, you're off the planet!
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Cancelled" used to be something you did with a stamp on a paper. Now, it's something you do with a tweet and a prayer. Lord, protect my follower count!
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I've realized something; in the era of streaming, even our favorite shows live in constant fear of being "cancelled." They're probably in therapy, sharing their fears with other shows. "I heard 'Friends' got cancelled; now, I can't sleep.
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