Pity Baiter

Expressing sadness or misfortune in a very vague way so as to bait other people in to asking "what's wrong?" so they can receive pity. Most commonly happens with Facebook status updates such as:

Why do they feel so lumpy?

I wish Oprah were here...she would understand...

I just don't see the point anymore...

It's ok, I'm fine being by myself.

Well, I did my best at least...

Annoyed listener: Oh shut the hell up already, you're such a pity baiter and I'm not biting.

by Myriad Personalities April 19, 2011

bider

To copy someone or someone's actions.

Joe often uses the phrase "What happened?" after something he says something he should'nt have or when hes done something he should'nt have.

Tom said the wrong thing and people looked at him funny. Tom says "What happened?"

Tom is a bider.

by CoreyC March 11, 2008

Never feed the badders pasta

Never feed the badders pasta because then hoes will eat at yours And then mine. hoes

Joe: never feed the badders pasta
Hoe: wtaf

by Skrrrr98 August 5, 2019

bandera texas

A small hick town in south central Texas known as the cowboy capital of the world. Beyond the 30 bars and churches cluttering mainstreet lies many meth labs and shit youd see in the movie kids or gummo. Pretty boring place, so all the kids turn to smoking weed, drinking heavily, or hanging out at Boyles and or sonic parking lots. A good music scene if you like country, and dontr move here if your black

i took that girl sarah from bandera texas to pound town last night after we left 11th street.

by dirtydizzle20 February 18, 2011

balderdash

false info

that story's plain balderdash

by krithika December 9, 2002

badderman

Another Word For Badman Used For Describing Something Or Someone In A Positive Way

Person 1 - Yo Dya Know Giggla?
Person 2 - Yeh Yeh
Person 1 - What Dya Fink Of Him
Person 2 - Guys A Badderman

by Giggz MC July 23, 2007

Sympathy baiter

Like anglers hunting for fish, these sad sacks cast out their hooks -- baited with vague tales of woe -- in the hopes of landing concerned responses. Genuine bad news is one thing, but these manipulative posts are just pleas for attention.

The Sympathy Baiter. "Barbara is feeling sad today." "Man, am I glad that's over." "Jim could really use some good news about now."

by aliboi2232 December 14, 2009