I got the "itis"! Pronounce that "eye-tis".
MNOAOS Zach says the "itis" is street talk for when you get sleepy after gobbling up a boatload of turkey. I say this word should also apply more widely. Saving silly stuff like this, it's the itis man!
WHAT'S GOIN' ON HERE?
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