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by Iameverywhereyetno-whereatall July 4, 2011
Get the Educashun mug.The lowest and most inferior class in the class/caste system. Comprising of the Underclass and the Working-class.
Generally thought of by Elites as stupid, inferior serfs because the lower class cannot afford the same level of education that they have received and therefore get a less-paid job and struggle to make ends meet. Also believed to spend rather than save and spend their money in the Working-mans' club.
Generally thought of by Elites as stupid, inferior serfs because the lower class cannot afford the same level of education that they have received and therefore get a less-paid job and struggle to make ends meet. Also believed to spend rather than save and spend their money in the Working-mans' club.
by Iameverywhereyetno-whereatall November 22, 2010
Get the Lower-class mug.a form of Mexican taco, made even more famous after the "Kid fights with mum on xbox live about a chalupa" vids on youtube, type "Kid fights with mom on xbox live about a chalupa" into google to see it
by Iameverywhereyetno-whereatall January 17, 2010
Get the Chalupa mug.The people of Britain, has many beautiful women (please go to bestuff and look for "British Girls"). British people or people of British descent are very prominant in places like Australia. Many people have been fooled by Bridget Jones' Diary into thinking that all British are overweight, unhappy chain-smokers, as you have seen that is not the case. British people are usually very nice, but can be turn extremely angry when made fun off or insulted, so be careful. Most British hate being called "Brits" and "Roastbifs" (the English in particular).
Foreigner with no knowledge of British people: British women are fat and ugly!
British person: Incorrect, is Kiera Knightly fat and ugly? Or how about Victoria Beckham?, or Kate Winslet? etc etc
British person: Incorrect, is Kiera Knightly fat and ugly? Or how about Victoria Beckham?, or Kate Winslet? etc etc
by Iameverywhereyetno-whereatall August 8, 2009
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Get the TRILF mug.One of the best decades ever (Americans could say the '20s but I can't), good music (Mambo No. 5 (Can't remember who sung that), Scatman Ski-Ba-Bop-Da-Dop-Bop by Scatman John, I'm Blue by Eiffel 65, Gonna Make you Sweat by C+C Music Factory, Macarena by Los del Rio. good films (Die Hard 2 and With a Vengence, Lethal Weapon 3 and 4, Memphis Belle, Braveheart, Saving Private Ryan, Terminator 2, Toy Story 1 and 2 :-D etc etc)
Good TV (The Simpsons became big and there are many other good programmes), good times (America, Britain, ireland and most nations in South-East Asia were going through an economic boom, in 1999 the Dow Jones reached 12,000, the highest it has ever been and the FTSE 100 reached just over 6,000, again in 1999, the highest that has ever been) good toys (Croc 1 and 2, Gex 1,2 and 3, PS1, Time Crisis etc etc)
Good TV (The Simpsons became big and there are many other good programmes), good times (America, Britain, ireland and most nations in South-East Asia were going through an economic boom, in 1999 the Dow Jones reached 12,000, the highest it has ever been and the FTSE 100 reached just over 6,000, again in 1999, the highest that has ever been) good toys (Croc 1 and 2, Gex 1,2 and 3, PS1, Time Crisis etc etc)
An example of an argument between a teen, who was a kid in the 90's and a young kid (the teen is my age but isn't me)
Kid: born '97, digging it! :-D
Teen: '97?! You were only 3 in 2000!
Kid: So?
Teen: You start being a kid when you're 5-7
Kid: When were you born?
Teen: 1993, so I was 7 in 2000
Kid: The 90's culture didn't end until 2002
Teen: So, you where a kid during the time of the 90's culture but not the decade itself
Kid: You could class me as a 90's kid, because I was a kid in the time we still had the culture
Teen: In a way, but you were not a kid in the actual decade
Kid: You don't have to be a kid in the 90's to be a '90s kid!, you just have to be in the culture
Teen: So you are a part-'90s kid, lets leave it at that
'90s
Kid: born '97, digging it! :-D
Teen: '97?! You were only 3 in 2000!
Kid: So?
Teen: You start being a kid when you're 5-7
Kid: When were you born?
Teen: 1993, so I was 7 in 2000
Kid: The 90's culture didn't end until 2002
Teen: So, you where a kid during the time of the 90's culture but not the decade itself
Kid: You could class me as a 90's kid, because I was a kid in the time we still had the culture
Teen: In a way, but you were not a kid in the actual decade
Kid: You don't have to be a kid in the 90's to be a '90s kid!, you just have to be in the culture
Teen: So you are a part-'90s kid, lets leave it at that
'90s
by Iameverywhereyetno-whereatall August 10, 2009
Get the 90's mug.Someone from Yorkshire (usually used to mean a Yorkshire lad)
A "Tyke" is also a mongrel dog (which maybe why Tyke is also a Yorkshire dialect word for a Yorkshire Terrier dog), originally it was used by the southerners in the 18th/19th centuries as a derogatory term for Yorkshire folk, who they thought of as uncouth and coarse then it went to being a word Yorkshire folk proudly call themselves, like Geordie or Brummie.
Tyke can also mean a small bairn, especially a mischievous one
A "Tyke" is also a mongrel dog (which maybe why Tyke is also a Yorkshire dialect word for a Yorkshire Terrier dog), originally it was used by the southerners in the 18th/19th centuries as a derogatory term for Yorkshire folk, who they thought of as uncouth and coarse then it went to being a word Yorkshire folk proudly call themselves, like Geordie or Brummie.
Tyke can also mean a small bairn, especially a mischievous one
by Iameverywhereyetno-whereatall April 19, 2013
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