What is Tantalus Curse?
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From Tantalus, the Greek mortal cursed in Tartaurus to spend all eternity in a pool of water with fruit branches overhead, but never being able to reach them to take a bite to eat or drink.
Used to describe a purpetual streak of bad luck, usually characterized by a sudden upsurge of good fortune that ultimately turns sour when the 'cursed' party goes to secure it.
Man, I'm really Tantalus cursed, today. I just got this big check in the mail, that I need to pay the bills with, but I can't cash it in, anywhere!
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(v.i.) Out to lunch; not having it together; acting in a stupid way. Typically derogatory.
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The opposite of a newblet. A very old newb. Prox. 70-90+. Will
be used when a person speaks in a very old fashion way, is very slow, d..
