A person who uses the social networking app, snapchat, purely to show off to other friends their whereabouts with intentions of making their friends jealous and possibly left out. Often snapchat douches are self centered and have low self esteem because they constantly need others to know that they are doing something.
Person 1:"Hey, is anyone hanging out tonight?"
Person 2:"Naw, I mean we might do something later, but I'll hit you up."
*person 1 opens snapchat video hours later of everyone hanging out and was never told
Person 1: "man, what a snapchat douche"
Person 2:"Naw, I mean we might do something later, but I'll hit you up."
*person 1 opens snapchat video hours later of everyone hanging out and was never told
Person 1: "man, what a snapchat douche"
by Feely7 October 22, 2013
Get the Snapchat douche mug.A large lake situated between California and Nevada that known as a hot vacation destination for summer and winter. Basically the hamptons for people who live in the Bay Area.
by Feely7 August 07, 2011
Get the Lake Tahoe mug.The first year of high school which usually ends up being an extension of 8th grade (middle school) because everyone's still friends with the same people and are still immature. Also freshman year tends to be the easiest year of high school because you're not at pressured to or can't take AP classes. And your core classes are much easier than higher grades. Because you're either 14 or 15 years old you can't drive in most states or get a job which limits your independence to go to parties, go to certain events etc. Also "upperclassmen" usually dislike freshman which makes it hard to be invited to these events. Overall freshman year isn't quite as exciting as other years in high school.
8th Grader: "Holy crap im going to high school next year! I'm gonna get hella girls and go to crazy parties!"
9th Grader "Hey, sorry, that doesn't really happen in your Freshman year.. only on TV shows.."
9th Grader "Hey, sorry, that doesn't really happen in your Freshman year.. only on TV shows.."
by Feely7 June 09, 2010
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Freshman: "Eh, I hate being a freshman, it's boring and basically like 8th grade."
Sophomore: "It'll get better. Next year you can get your drivers license and stuff. sophomore year is where it's at."
Sophomore: "It'll get better. Next year you can get your drivers license and stuff. sophomore year is where it's at."
by Feely7 January 25, 2011
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Back in high school...I had to walk 10 miles to school, and have at least 5 hours of homework every night. It wasn't like today where kids have their own cars and have tutors.
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Typical Mill Valley Teenager:"Yeah, like dude, I got hella wasted last nightttt, and then I went to the best buy in marin city.. I'm so bad ass."
A normal person in Marin: "dude just shut up."
A normal person in Marin: "dude just shut up."
by Feely7 December 28, 2010
Get the mill valley mug.People in society who make well above-average incomes that can afford a comfortable lifestyle. The upper-middle-class tend to be well educated and have a lot of work autonomy in whatever they do for a living. Most upper-middle-class tend to live in more upscale neighborhoods that are too expensive for their counterparts, the middle-class. Therefore, the middle-class and lower classes too, tend to look up to the upper-middle-class and follow in their footsteps.
Take a stroll through Whole Foods on a weekend, you're bound to see many people apart of the upper-middle-class.
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