Mr berry

Mr berry is a stupid principal, one time he ate a kid

Mr berry is bad

by crap in my pants September 22, 2020

mr weekes

an absolute mad lad teacher from st barts who is cooler than the gods them selves

Tom: dam mr weekes lookin fresh
Oskar: oh yea

by Disciple of weekes September 28, 2020

mr trout

a bald geezer who enjoys setting fucking assessment tasks that no one is bothered to finish. he's a pretty good artist tbh tho

'mr trout always has his nipples pointing out of his 3-sizes-too-small shirts'

by mr trouts pointy tits October 18, 2020

Mr. Brizard

A guy with strange gelled hair. He thinks he is funny but he really isn't. Mr. Brizards generally spend their time walking around and staring at people, which is very creepy.

Person 1: "Why does that guy keep looking at me?"
Person 2: "Relax. It's just Mr. Brizard!"

by Leachim222 June 25, 2012

Mr. Millions

President of the Lottery Peeps cartoon characters. Anyone who feels like a million bucks. The man with the plan for unprecedented success.

Mr. Millions is the person who is lucky in life.

by Mr. Millions Lottery Ball December 1, 2011

Mr. Tire

The worst place ever! Satan goes to hell to get a break from Mr. Tire. Imagine if you will a place that harbors ill will, does not care about anything, and resembles the Grim Reaper himself.

Man I just got back from the worst vacation ever! Bad food, bad service, and bad company. It was as if I was at Mr. Tire!

by A. Tatoo Corado July 9, 2011

Mr. Gagunga

in strict terms, refers to a type of baseball dad in Villa Park, IL. Typically, he is middle aged and often implies that he has the benefit of some kind of vague, construction-oriented employment situation that allows him to "cut out early" so he can attend his son's games. "Mr. Gagunga" is considered a dubious social role, a peculiar individual who is dependent on yet contributes to the social fabrics of the youth baseball and local tavern communities. Regarding fashion aesthetics, his look is one of utility with a focus on comfort. Threadbare t-shirts from beer bracket softball teams, and mesh caps (worn without irony) are common, as are knock-off Oakley sunglasses. A curiously high-pitched voice--which belies his physcial demeanor--is typical. While almost always well-intentioned, the behavior of Mr. Gagunga falls within a range between acceptable and ill-advised. For example, he will invariably grab an old mitt, turn his mesh-backed cap backwards, and position himself behind home plate to warm up his son when he pitches, even though the team's catcher is geared-up and ready. Also, he will often convince his boss to sponsor his son's teams, though it is never entirely clear from the name of the company in what industry they do business. Mr. Gagunga is known to be a very loose with foul language around players and their families, though this is slightly mitigated by the fact that he consistently brings the best post-game snacks and beverages for the team.

Kid: "Mr. Gagunga says he' gonna show Davey how to throw a slider."

Dad: "What Mr. Gagunga needs to do is show Davey how to throw strikes and work on fundamentals."

by Davey Gagunga December 11, 2011