The Triple Crown
The Triple Crown by T Bone Capone June 27, 2010
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The Triple Crown
Either simultaneously or in one evening: smoking an L with L, drinking a Mick with the Mick, and F'ing F.
The Triple Crown by ABABABABABAB April 18, 2007
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The Spin Crowd
A TV show that aired on E!. It was basically a show about two guys who own a fashion business. One is always angry, and the other comes off as a very eccentric person. Produced by Kim Kardashian, and got cancelled less than two months after premiere, good job Kim, you really outdid yourself you Kartrashian. Starring Jonathan Cheban, Simon Huck, Katie Mox, Lauren Stoner, Erika Ledesma, Summer Hill.
Patrick: So I was watching the Spin Crowd yesterday.
Maddie: Hey! My cousin was on that!
Patrick: Cool!
Jason: I watched REM perform! It was horrible!
Both: Shut up Jason!
Maddie: Hey! My cousin was on that!
Patrick: Cool!
Jason: I watched REM perform! It was horrible!
Both: Shut up Jason!
The Spin Crowd by FITZY!!! January 23, 2012
The Triple Crown
When a guy 'hooks up' (varying from making out to having sex, and anything in between) with three best friends of one High School. (Insert High School name before Triple Crown. i.e The Loyola Triple Crown)
Hey Dude! Did you hear?!
No. What?
Diego landed The Triple Crown.
No way! What School?!
Yeah he fucked Erica, made out with Julie, and finger-banged Amanda, and Oak Hall!
But they're all best friends, dumb bitches.
No. What?
Diego landed The Triple Crown.
No way! What School?!
Yeah he fucked Erica, made out with Julie, and finger-banged Amanda, and Oak Hall!
But they're all best friends, dumb bitches.
The Triple Crown by EKIN July 7, 2014
The Triple Crown
The highest achievement in motorsports, winning the Monaco GP, Indianapolis 500, and The 24 Hours of Le Mans in one career.
The Triple Crown by da tech boi November 7, 2023
Psychology of the Digital Crowds
The study of how people behave in online gatherings that mimic physical crowds—Twitter threads that function like conversations, Reddit communities that feel like neighborhoods, Discord servers that become digital town squares. Digital crowds have their own psychology: they develop inside jokes, shared histories, and collective identities. They can be more intimate than physical crowds (you might share more with online strangers than with neighbors) and more volatile (digital crowds can turn on you instantly). The psychology involves understanding how trust develops without face-to-face contact, how conflict escalates without physical cues, and how digital crowds create real emotional bonds that shape behavior offline.
Psychology of the Digital Crowds Example: "Her Discord server was a digital crowd of 500 people she'd never met but talked to daily. When her cat died, they sent virtual flowers and shared their own pet loss stories. The grief was real, the support was real, even though no one was physically present. Digital crowds aren't less real; they're just differently real."
Psychology of the Digital Crowds by Dumu The Void February 16, 2026