Use of the Word "Subliminally"

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Use of the Word "Subliminally"

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Okay, weird question, but did Eugene at some point use the word "subliminally" on AIO? >.> Because I've got that word stuck in my head, and I could almost swear Eugene said it, but I can't figure out where. If anyone knows it, I'll be eternally grateful.
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This is the most ironic question ever asked on this website.

Not to my memory, no.
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Eugene-"Well, the sequence of events occured with extreme rapidity, but I shall attempt to recall them. I was powering my two-wheeler along this concrete pathway, when your personnage suddenly appeared directly in front of me blocking my course. My reflexes immediately sprang to life in an attempt to navigate an evasive manouveur around you while still maintaining course and speed, but I evidently over-compensated, and my Schwinn careened off the hardened path, taking me with it, and up-ended us both in this shrub, a Rhododendron of the heath family I believe, deducing from the leathery evergreen leaves, as distinguished from the deciduous Azalea, which as we all know is..."
Isaac-"You mean, you crashed into this bush cause I got in your way."
Eugene-"Well, that of course is another way of expressing it." Isaac the Benevolent
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I know, I know :p That's why I kept dismissing it, but it's been bugging me, so I figured I'd at least ask.
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I saw this topic last night, and due to it I have said this word two or three times today. And though I don't remember a specific instance wherein Eugene said this word, I can picture him saying it.
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