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The premise is great, the art is eye destroyingly bad.

Despicable Me Movie Trailer | /Film 2009

Noun The distress created within an educator when a person, usually -- but not always -- a child under their supervision, confidently and perhaps innocently avers a soul-destroyingly false thing they have been taught by unscrupulous and/or ignorant-as-a-stump adults.

One Definition of "Teachable Moment" Heo 2008

Dull dull dull in an impeccably middle class, cost-effective and soul-destroyingly unimpressive sort of way.

Archive 2008-03-01 juliette 2008

Dull dull dull in an impeccably middle class, cost-effective and soul-destroyingly unimpressive sort of way.

crap date alert juliette 2008

Noun The distress created within an educator when a person, usually -- but not always -- a child under their supervision, confidently and perhaps innocently avers a soul-destroyingly false thing they have been taught by unscrupulous and/or ignorant-as-a-stump adults.

Archive 2008-02-01 Heo 2008

But over two hours standing in a cold, bleak, graffitied room with distressed and anxious people who just want to hand in a form/sign something/pick up a dead man's effects/collect lost property...and for long, long periods there is nobody at the reception desk who will help you is soul-destroyingly frustrating.

Archive 2006-12-01 Rachel 2006

But over two hours standing in a cold, bleak, graffitied room with distressed and anxious people who just want to hand in a form/sign something/pick up a dead man's effects/collect lost property...and for long, long periods there is nobody at the reception desk who will help you is soul-destroyingly frustrating.

Struggling for democracy Rachel 2006

Attrition has worked in the past, but it has also failed (Vietnam) or proven enormously, almost civilization-destroyingly costly (WWI).

Letter from a Marine's father Steve Sailer 2005

Attrition has worked in the past, but it has also failed (Vietnam) or proven enormously, almost civilization-destroyingly costly (WWI).

Steve Sailer's iSteve Blog Steve Sailer 2005

Attrition has worked in the past, but it has also failed (Vietnam) or proven enormously, almost civilization-destroyingly costly (WWI).

Archive 2005-11-13 Steve Sailer 2005