3 definitions by sexy_piece_of_bread
Used to describe one or more of the following
A single mother...
... who took the kids
... of three unvaccinated and "healthy" children
... with a bob haircut
... who wishes to speak to the manager
... and feminist
... who posts/likes minion memes on Facebook
... who is entitled to your property because "my kid has good grades and you don't even need it"
... who can cure anything with essential oils, home remedies, and alternative medicine
The list goes on, really.
A single mother...
... who took the kids
... of three unvaccinated and "healthy" children
... with a bob haircut
... who wishes to speak to the manager
... and feminist
... who posts/likes minion memes on Facebook
... who is entitled to your property because "my kid has good grades and you don't even need it"
... who can cure anything with essential oils, home remedies, and alternative medicine
The list goes on, really.
Lady- Is this dairy-free soy-free?! I demand you go out and remake all of this food!
Caterer- I don't work for you, sorry.
Lady- I don't care! If my little Jimmy doesn't get his organic fig bar, I will gladly take him to eat elsewhere!
Caterer- Fine by me
Lady- *storms off*
Person standing near-by- what a Karen.
Caterer- I don't work for you, sorry.
Lady- I don't care! If my little Jimmy doesn't get his organic fig bar, I will gladly take him to eat elsewhere!
Caterer- Fine by me
Lady- *storms off*
Person standing near-by- what a Karen.
by sexy_piece_of_bread May 30, 2019
A term used in the game "Four Last Things", more than likely originating from the Renaissance era.
Used in the same way as off you go, something you say to someone just as they are about to walk away.
Not to be mistaken for pop you off
Used in the same way as off you go, something you say to someone just as they are about to walk away.
Not to be mistaken for pop you off
peasant one: i hear there is a good deal on breadcrumbs in the next alleyway-over!
peasant two: off you pop, then!
peasant two: off you pop, then!
by sexy_piece_of_bread May 30, 2019
YouTube users who instead of putting the comment section to good use, instead make references and/or use meme formats despite the platform and context they are using. Example:
No one:
Absolutely nobody:
Not a single soul:
(YouTube creator name): (normal thing to say)
These people are often younger YouTube users who regularly look at Snap chat memes or watch Sub-reddit videos on YouTube. Doing this in excessive amounts will lead to the inability to communicate in any way other than overused meme formats. Others simply do not understand that reciting a meme format in the comment section is about as impact as a bee penetrating the anus of the center of the universe. You might think the lack of medium in the comments would stop them, but no. (insert confused pikachu face) will make everything funny
No one:
Absolutely nobody:
Not a single soul:
(YouTube creator name): (normal thing to say)
These people are often younger YouTube users who regularly look at Snap chat memes or watch Sub-reddit videos on YouTube. Doing this in excessive amounts will lead to the inability to communicate in any way other than overused meme formats. Others simply do not understand that reciting a meme format in the comment section is about as impact as a bee penetrating the anus of the center of the universe. You might think the lack of medium in the comments would stop them, but no. (insert confused pikachu face) will make everything funny
Rob: Why is everyone just commenting memes?
Bob: They are commemeters.
Rob: Giving them a name isn't the same as answering my qu-
Bob: They are commemeters.
Rob: Giving them a name isn't the same as answering my qu-
by sexy_piece_of_bread December 16, 2019