This is an audio app where you can host rooms to argue with people day in and day out about various topics from the gender wars, diaspora wars, politics, and petty squabbles all under the guise of philanthropic progress! One of the most toxic portions of the app is the text chat warriors who refuse to join the stage to repeat their egregious insults.

The Clubhouse community is a cesspool of bored individuals who desire to scratch that itch for drama akin to reality TV, vocalize their internalized self-hate that would be called out by their family and friends, and pretend to be subject matter experts on topics that they know next to nothing about. The loudest and most ignorant as well as the most self-hating people tend to garner the most followers. If you enjoy being cut off while actually making a salient point, going on unnecessarily long-winded, repetitive monologues, or hurling epithets and gas-lighting people into believing it wasn't offensive, Clubhouse is the place for you. I can't forget to mention that borderline sociopathic individuals will doxx you and possibly threaten you because of an argument they had with you the other day.

Some of your funniest moments ever as well as your most frustrating conversations in your entire life will be had with strangers on this strange app. Join if you enjoy being talked down to and trolled by people who don't share your gendered, racial, ethnic, or cultural identity.

ClubHouse Sandwich, also called a club sandwich, is a sandwich consisting of bread (traditionally toasted), sliced cooked chicken, bacon, lettuce, tomato, ham,turkey and mayo. It is often cut into quarters or halves and held together by cocktail sticks/ tooth picks.

usually it is Served with either french fries or potato chips / crisps, commonly served with an accompaniment of either coleslaw or potato salad, and often garnished with a pickle.

Modern versions frequently have two layers which are separated by an additional slice of bread.

Some replace the poultry meat with eggs (a "breakfast club") or roast beef. Others use ham instead of, or in addition to, bacon, or add slices of cheese. Various kinds of mustard and sliced pickles may be added. Upscale variations include the oyster club, the salmon club, and Dungeness crab melt

It may have originated at the Union Club of New York City circa 1889.

Others say the Saratoga Club in Saratoga Springs, New York, Canfield Casino in 1894.

The sandwich appeared in U.S. restaurant menus as early as 1899

Mostly known for saying the term “noodle”, which is a term used to describe a weak arm in baseball

A forum where folders and folding teams can have fun, challenge each other, take the mickey and generally just smap.

1. A large bunk with four rooms and one center room, where 35 girls and 9 counselors (eventually becoming sisters and mommies) live for two months.
2. A place where chaos is encouraged and bordum is never found.
3. 35 girls that only eat cup noodles, easy mac, and extreme amounts of candy.
4. Crazy girls who would prefer running around the camp naked in the rain than the stupid camp activites.
5. Where all the camp spirit really lays.
6. The only place where counselors come in in the middle of the night, blind fold us, and take us half way around the camp, just to get to the tennis courts right next to the bunk.
7. People who spend their days making shirts and the nights looking at the stars, reflecting on their summer, and crying at just the thought leaving this place they call home.

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An online forum set up as a place where folders and folding teams can have fun, challenge each other, take the mickey and generally just smap.

1. A large bunk with four rooms and one center room, where 35 girls and 9 counselors (eventually becoming sisters and mommies) live for two months.

2. A place where everyone knows who their true friends are.

3. 35 girls that only eat cup noodles, easy mac, and extreme amounts of candy.

4. Crazy girls who would prefer running around the camp naked in the rain than the stupid camp activites.

5. Where all the camp spirit really lays.

6. The only place where counselors come in in the middle of the night, blind fold us, and take us half way around the camp, just to get to the tennis courts right next to the bunk.

7. People who spend their days making shirts and the nights looking at the stars, reflecting on their summer, and crying at just the thought leaving this place they call home.

8. This is the place where green and white is found, and the memories that we share here will last a life time.