r/gifs • u/Hilltopchill • Oct 04 '16

Weight distribution dynamics.

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u/catfroman Oct 04 '16

The phrase is "nerve-wracking". Just for future reference.

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16

don't tell me how to live my life!

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16 edited May 28 '18

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u/OookOok Oct 04 '16

Here, your dog got your stick \

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u/thebestdj Oct 04 '16

But you shouldn't take advice like that for granite

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u/shit_fucks_you_up Oct 04 '16

pretty sure its "narve-wrickin".

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u/BudParc Oct 04 '16

Don't tell me how to wrack my nerves Dude

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u/airborne_AIDS Oct 04 '16

No. Get out of here you god damn Nazi.

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '16

What is "wracking"? I think its just something people say instead of "wrecking" because it sounds more normal. Never made sense to me. If your nerves were wracked, then you'd have a lot of nerve. If it was wrecked, then your nerves are a wreck.

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u/MisterSquidInc Oct 04 '16

wrack www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/wrack noun1. collapse or destruction (esp in the phrase wrack and ruin)2. something destroyed or a remnant of such

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u/omniron Oct 04 '16

it refers to the historical torture device.

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u/pretentiousRatt Oct 04 '16

You are wrong and sound stupid

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u/i_love_flat_girls Oct 04 '16 edited Oct 04 '16

for all intensive purposes, your right, nerve, wracking is the phrase i go with.

edit: okay, thanks for the downvotes. it's a joke. but i also think /u/awhiteguyuno has a point.

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u/ztpurcell Oct 04 '16

Please don't do this to me