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Slang and Profanity Explained: 20090602_Karma
Definition:
20090602_Karma is a term that originated from the year 2009, but with the prefix "K" added to denote the year. The word itself has no connotations of harm or evil as it does not contain any profanity.
Example Sentence: In 2017, a 26-year-old woman named Maria, who had recently turned 35 and was struggling financially, decided to spend her "Karma" by attempting a scam to steal $1 million from the U.S. Treasury Department. Edgy Example: As she entered her luxurious mansion, where she had already spent most of her savings, the young woman suddenly saw an elderly man who appeared to be in dire need of help. Intrigued, she approached him and asked for a loan. "I'm 20090602_Karma," the man replied, holding out his hand. Example Sentence: "Ah, this is a very peculiar set of circumstances, indeed. I believe you might be familiar with the term 'Karma,' which refers to a person's accumulated debt that can accumulate over time and has no end."
