An adjective describing something in a negative or positive manner.
Originating from the 2009 outbreak of Swine Influenza in Mexico. Also known as H1N1.
Originating from the 2009 outbreak of Swine Influenza in Mexico. Also known as H1N1.
by Runs from Tigers. May 7, 2009
If you are SWINE, you are allowed to celebrate your heritage and culture, without being called a racist.
It is never the personal fault of SWINE, nor are they ever asked to show personal responsibility for their actions. It is always someone else's fault or that of society's.
It is never the personal fault of SWINE, nor are they ever asked to show personal responsibility for their actions. It is always someone else's fault or that of society's.
by Blood on the Old Well April 14, 2011
A member of society which is seen as an outcast, knows nothing, and lives under a rock. Often this person is seen as stupid and is almost always ignorant as to what goes on in the world. They have little to no knowledge of how to interact with others.
She said that Mozart copied off of Rihanna? What an uncultured swine!
Because he thinks art is fool's play, he might as well be an uncultured swine to me!
Because he thinks art is fool's play, he might as well be an uncultured swine to me!
by Rachel3404 December 8, 2013
Somebody who is oblivious to popular culture. They don't understand references to common music, movies, memes, etc.
Allen is an uncultured swine.
by mcnuggetdestroyer January 3, 2018
by the rus May 9, 2009
Something blown far out of proportion by the media and the World Health Organization. It's just like the "normal" flu, excluding the fact that this swine flu does not currently have a vaccination.
The media fails to tell you that the only people who have died of this so-called "deadly" virus are:
1) Mexicans with terrible health care and terrible health in general who are living in close quarters.
2) Babies and old people
Note that anyone who has any remote knowledge on disease knows that these types of people die from the "normal" flu, and that the swine flu isn't some kind of deadly disease because it hasn't killed anyone that a normal sickness wouldn't have.
Also take note of the fact that hundreds of people have gotten sick in the United States alone, and yet all of these cases were called "mild". Know that all of these "mild" cases have occurred in adults and/or teenagers, who would not die from the "normal" flu.
What also is failed to be mentioned is the fact that a "Pandemic" is any disease that is spread worldwide. Thus, just because the swine flu is a pandemic doesn't mean we'll all die. The common cold is a pandemic, and no one goes around freaking out about that.
This is another phase in the "we're-all-gonna-die" angst in 50% of the human population. It'll pass by 2010.
The media fails to tell you that the only people who have died of this so-called "deadly" virus are:
1) Mexicans with terrible health care and terrible health in general who are living in close quarters.
2) Babies and old people
Note that anyone who has any remote knowledge on disease knows that these types of people die from the "normal" flu, and that the swine flu isn't some kind of deadly disease because it hasn't killed anyone that a normal sickness wouldn't have.
Also take note of the fact that hundreds of people have gotten sick in the United States alone, and yet all of these cases were called "mild". Know that all of these "mild" cases have occurred in adults and/or teenagers, who would not die from the "normal" flu.
What also is failed to be mentioned is the fact that a "Pandemic" is any disease that is spread worldwide. Thus, just because the swine flu is a pandemic doesn't mean we'll all die. The common cold is a pandemic, and no one goes around freaking out about that.
This is another phase in the "we're-all-gonna-die" angst in 50% of the human population. It'll pass by 2010.
by BlackTokyo May 2, 2009
by CJSyes July 13, 2021