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Location: Los Angeles, which as I understand was once upon a time ago part of the United States of America
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Main Entry:
sur·re·al
Pronunciation:
\sə-ˈrē(-ə)l also -ˈrā-əl\
Function:
adjective
Etymology:
back-formation from surrealism
Date:
1937
1: marked by the intense irrational reality of a dream;
Does every new experience to Boobius Americanus have to be "surreal"? Can't something be remarkable, fascinating, fantastic, mesmerizing, astonishing, breath-taking, or anything else, or do we just qualify everything we don't encounter every day as being of a quasi-real, dreamlike occurence? Or, is everybody so fried on drugs that most events of one's day are hazy?
Does every new experience to Boobius Americanus have to be "surreal"? Can't something be remarkable, fascinating, fantastic, mesmerizing, astonishing, breath-taking, or anything else, or do we just qualify everything we don't encounter every day as being of a quasi-real, dreamlike occurence? Or, is everybody so fried on drugs that most events of one's day are hazy?
Yeah, I'm addressing you, America.
What? Did somebody say something?
Sorry...I am astonishingly fried right now. It's surreal.
Otherwise, we might be on the horn of a dilemma...
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