"Congratulations, everybody: 'Dumpster fire' is now a dictionary entry, and here's why". ^ a b c Ohlheiser, Abby (March 7, 2018)."Where Did 'Dumpster Fire' Come From? Where Is It Rolling?". ^ a b c d e Fallon, Claire (June 24, 2016).Several journalists who responded to the questions in Erin Gloria Ryan's oral history of the term in The Daily Beast expected or hoped that the term would go out of fashion, arguing that it was overused during the election cycle. CNN also commented that the term showed relevance to the present day, highlighting the Stormy Daniels–Donald Trump scandal, explosive cyclogenesis, and the 2018 NFL Draft. Īfter the word was added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, National Public Radio commented that the word was more of the " I know it when I see it" variety, but said that the metaphor was also a "phrase for our time" they "wouldn't want to live without". Fallon also comments that the phrase is both "too grandiose and too unserious for common parlance", pointing out that one would refer to neither the Middle East nor a colleague as a "dumpster fire", but for different reasons. Analysis Ĭlaire Fallon with HuffPost comments that the term might derive part of its goofiness from the consonants in "dumpster", arguing that the three plosive consonants in just two syllables might be naturally funny in a similar manner to the made-up words of Dr.
In March 2018, "dumpster fire" was added to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, defined as "an utterly calamitous or mismanaged situation or occurrence". The president of the vote, sociolinguist Ben Zimmer, reasoned that people used the word to describe the unpleasant year in a "colorful, evocative" way, adding that it was a term suited for "pessimistic times". That year, "dumpster fire"-as well as the two emoji that represent the individual words, "🗑️🔥"-was announced to be the American Dialect Society's word of the year, beating out " woke" in a run-off election. The Daily Beast suggested that it was linked to Republican Party candidate Donald Trump, with Google searches for the word spiking when he announced his presidential run in October 2015. In late 2015 the term shifted towards the realm of politics, and particularly the 2016 United States presidential election. Urban Dictionary added a definition for the term as early as 2008, with one entry listing it as "a laughably poor performance." Usage of "dumpster fire" remained relatively obscure throughout the early 2010s, but gained widespread usage starting in 2010 in the world of American sports, where teams that performed exceptionally poorly would be labelled with the term in news, social media, and talk radio. The earliest known use of the term dates back to a 2003 review of a remake of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, in which The Arizona Republic 's Bill Muller said that the film was "the cinematic equivalent of a dumpster fire – stinky but insignificant". Without proper rendering support, you may see question marks, boxes, or other symbols instead of the intended characters.
Blank Inside.This section contains Unicode emoticons or emojis. Never cross an ocean for someone that won't jump over a puddle for you.Ī2 Card measures 4 inches x 5.5 inches and is professionally printed on heavy bright white matte card stock. Just letting someone know that you're there for them can do so much. Put a smile on someone's face and give them a lift with this card. That's really when you find out who your true friends are. Sometimes when our lives are a dumpster fire, it's nice to know that our real friends and family are there to help and support us through the hard times.
It's those moments that are so bad that we wouldn't want to wish on anyone, where life as we know it has turned over and given you a turd that was crapped on by another turd.
Sometimes life gives us lemons and we make lemonade, but then there are times that the I Know Things Are Sort Of A Dumpster Fire Right Now Greeting Card is necessary. Life a dumpster fire? Roast marshmallows!
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