STAY THE FUCK AWAY FROM THEM , THEY WILL FUCK YOU OVER . THEY WILL USE YOU FOR ALL YOUR GOOD QUALITY'S . ALSO JUST BE YOURSELF, DON'T BE ONE OF THEM . IF THEY GIVE YOU A WEIRD HARD LOOK JUST LAUGH AT THEM AND CALL THEM OUT . DON'T LET THEM TAKE ADVANTAGE , TAKE THE W FROM THEM . FIND THE REAL ONES , BECAUSE NOWADAYS THESE PEOPLE JUST WALK OFF. FUCK EM.
by SNAKE CATCHER February 16, 2018
I'm Sorry, what are Teddy Graham People?
by Dan Danimal Jr. April 27, 2010
People of low social standing who wait outside big box stores on Black Friday and try to haggle prices when finally let in.
Ugh…. Here we go again. My shift just started and I’m already dealing with the nocturnal dirt people.
by Ginger Snappah Head October 05, 2021
Refers to any person who is not a resident of the state of Maine; a tourist. Frequently shortened to "from away."
"Clearly those New Yorkers were people from away when they asked if they could get to Bar Harbor from here."
by rlm2 July 18, 2009
Used in Army Special Forces community as the ficticous name for about 14 or 15 counties of North Carolina.
While going through Special Forces training the final element is a several week long exercise called Robin Sage. It takes place in these counties of N.C. During the exercise you plan and carry out operations as though you're in the imaginary People's Republic of Pineland. The exercise starts with a parachute infiltration of Pineland followed by a series of exercises training "guerillas" operating in the area.
Every once in a while a soldier going through the SF Q course will accidentally interact with a local who doesn't realize their in Pineland. But most of the locals in the community will particiapte in the exercise playing civilians and are aware the Army uses the area they live in for training. A local sherrif once shot a couple soldiers who thought he was part of the exercise after they tried to bribe him with Pineland money.
While going through Special Forces training the final element is a several week long exercise called Robin Sage. It takes place in these counties of N.C. During the exercise you plan and carry out operations as though you're in the imaginary People's Republic of Pineland. The exercise starts with a parachute infiltration of Pineland followed by a series of exercises training "guerillas" operating in the area.
Every once in a while a soldier going through the SF Q course will accidentally interact with a local who doesn't realize their in Pineland. But most of the locals in the community will particiapte in the exercise playing civilians and are aware the Army uses the area they live in for training. A local sherrif once shot a couple soldiers who thought he was part of the exercise after they tried to bribe him with Pineland money.
Soldier 1: how ya doing buddy?
Soldier 2: got my ass through SERE, now its on to the People's Republic of Pineland and I'm done.
Soldier 2: got my ass through SERE, now its on to the People's Republic of Pineland and I'm done.
by infantryscoming August 19, 2010
A fight on a fight card that garners significant attention from the general fight community because its back story imbues it with a value that generally overshadows the co-main and main event. This fight is usually slotted away from the co-main and main event slots but does not necessarily mean it is not the co-main or main event. It is the fight people want to see regardless of what else is on the card.
This phrase is generally used by MMA reporters New York Rick and Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour.
This phrase is generally used by MMA reporters New York Rick and Ariel Helwani on The MMA Hour.
New York Rick: So what fight do you believe should have been the people's main event UFN :76?
Ariel Helwani: Ben Rothwell vs Stipe Miocic assuming the injury bug did strike again.
Ariel Helwani: Ben Rothwell vs Stipe Miocic assuming the injury bug did strike again.
by StarfishLightning October 27, 2015
People who believe Covid19 conspiracies and refuse to believe in the severity of any Global Pandemic. Sand People become very confrontational when asked to wear a mask or social distance themselves from others.
Sand People believe that every illness, is just a flu with a clever name the government uses to strip away freedoms and when confronted with facts about death rates they respond, "Do you know how many deaths the seasonal flu causes?"
Sand People believe that every illness, is just a flu with a clever name the government uses to strip away freedoms and when confronted with facts about death rates they respond, "Do you know how many deaths the seasonal flu causes?"
Person 1: "Hey man are you going to Karen's beach party this weekend?"
Person 2: "No. It's too dangerous with all the Sand People."
Person 2: "No. It's too dangerous with all the Sand People."
by MrKaren July 14, 2020