👉 "23 Minutes," you ask, is like... A person who's been trying to cheat on a test for 23 years. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not criticizing anyone here; just trying to be funny and interesting! Let's hear another one:

"I'm a fan of '23 minutes.' It's my favorite episode of [insert TV show here] because... it's like... you're sitting there, bored out of your mind with nothing to do but watch this stupid little episode. I mean, who wants to sit through an hour of that? But then again, maybe the whole point is to be entertained and made laugh?" In this example sentence, we're using '23 Minutes' as a metaphor for the show being boring or meaningless, just like it's an episode of something else in which all characters are bored and uninterested. It's both amusing and unsettling!

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Slang definition:

"23 Minutes is a term used in the context of various forms of humor and text-based entertainment. It's often used to describe a period of time when something happens very slowly, like waiting for something important, such as an appointment or a deadline. Example sentence using 23 minutes: "I'm so bored! I wish I could spend more time on things that really matter — like answering my email or doing something important."