Statehuman

The lesser known version of countrhumans. But the same amount of drama, were the same six states get attention. California, Hawaii, Texas, Alaska, Florida and New York. Were you shouldn't read half of them because they haven't been posted since 2019. And they are overly stereotyped, and in the end the fic will only be about rusame

Why do I read statehumans? Because there are some good ones, and I hyperfixiated on this.

by TroiLore1 April 27, 2022

StateHumans

The entire fandom in a nutshell:

DC: Let me see what you have

Any freaking state: A KNIFE!

DC: NO!

StateHumans is an interesting fandom, like its parent fandom, CountryHumans

by tapulele December 4, 2020

Statesman

A very cheap male prostitute who is a majority of the time servicing gay costumers.

That is the cheapest price a statesman has ever charged for a private dance.

by True balla in da hood wit dem May 4, 2015

United Statesman

a citizen of the USA. The feminine form is United Stateswoman. Likewise, United Statesmanship is US citizenship.

He is a United Statesman by birth.

by uttam maharjan May 6, 2011

The Elder Statesman

Member of DOV, his boss is Bruce, a.k.a Gamblor and lives for the Shore.

"what's the elder statesman doing with the evil one?"

by Black Belt Jones September 18, 2003

Statesman

A politician who is able to successfully fool people into thinking he has dignity.

Mr. Smith was a statesman who earned the respect of his audience every time spoke, even if he had the tendency to bend the truth here and there. His opponent, Mr. Jones, was a sleazy politician who straight-up lied to his audience, but earned votes by blaming the country's problems on various minority groups and uniting them under a banner of "political incorrectness".

by smidgen2 October 27, 2018

statesman

A Statesman sometimes alters words so his sentences get a more precise meaning -
sometime asinine tomfoolery should eventually meetonesmaker adored neighbour

One of the translators for the British senior statesman speaking at the
Najaf Peace Talks in 2004 misinterpreted part of the speech as statesman

by Criostoir Hulme September 5, 2005