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pallet people 

People who burn pallets to heat their home in the winter. Pallet people can be found by looking for run-down homes with satellite tv dishes and pallets stacked up in their front yard.
Get a load of them pallet-people, they can't even park in their driveway with all those pallets in the way.
pallet people by F.R. January 7, 2005
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Swamp people

less desirable people of poverty, who ignorantly perpetuate their own misfourtunes that live and die in one location.
“You know Phil’s dad votes republican no matter what, picks up roadkill for living, just like his dad and grandpa did, yeah, he’s swamp people, all the way”
Swamp people by Aytrackz February 25, 2018

scottish people 

superior to everyone especially English people. we are the best people to exist
person 1:omg I love scottish people
idiot 1: ew nah I hate them
person 1: kys
scottish people by stanlana March 15, 2022

Normal people 

An adjective referring to something that is NOT crazy or strange, used when comparing it to something crazy or strange
Can you stop spewing incoherent nonsense substances and speak normal people talk?

Stupid mimes. Why can't just do normal people acting?

Yeah, you keep posting your conspiracy theory bullshit on that crazy Newage site. If you need me, I'll be out doing normal people things.
Normal people by BrokenEyeReborn September 24, 2011

Stupid White People Tricks 

Much like stupid pet tricks they are amusing for the observer, but demeaning for the participant, whether they realize it or not. Often life threatening, dangerous, unnecessary, and, of course stupid. Including, but not limited to, russian roulette, sky diving, cliff jumping, hiking in isolated areas, letting your kid get in a weather balloon in Arizona, but not really, for publicity. Often SWPT can involve wild animals as well.
Guy 1: Did you hear gary got killed over the weekend?

Guy 2: How?

Guy 1: He tried to feed a bear and pet it.

Guy 2: Ah, Stupid White People Tricks.

poor people 

Contrary to popular belief, we are educated, civil, friendly people. Yeah there are some who always make the headlines for being fucked up and in gangs. That is not most of us. I like poor people better than rich people because most of the rich people I know are snotty and don't talk to you unless you have the right designers. I was enrolled at a fancy prep school on scholarship for two years, and it was horrible. A girl was ridiculed for having the 'right' 200 dollar jeans, but she wore them too often, and that was considered poor. Some of them would laugh and give themselves joke makeovers to make them look like 'dirty Mexicans' (their words) for fun.

My friend went to the mall with me and her mom dropped us off at the mall with 'just a couple hundred dollars'. She bought a 400 dollar designer dress with the money, then started crying and yelling when her mom wouldn't let her buy the matching 200 dollar shoes. I was like wtf!!

On the other hand, when I went home, I would chill with all my neighbors and friends. it was more normal. Guys went out with you for the way you looked and acted, not just the labels on your clothes. We would go to Payless and put stuff on hold for when we could afford them, and it was never a big deal. Somehow I think that if you don't have money, you are generally happier, because you accept what you have and what you don't have, and that's not an issue when you're hanging out with your friends and shit. You chill with them, go get food, whatever, but it's so much realer where I live than the gated communities where other people live, and go shopping at elite designer boutiques to show off for fun.
Poor people are awesome! Just ask anyone in the Meadowbrook Apartments in San Diego woot!!
poor people by Angelacia June 19, 2007

you people 

Blacks.

While the phrase has long been used as an interpersonal generalization, it has become known as a racial epithet targeted to blacks only recently. The earliest documentation of this meaning that I can find is from 1992, when presidential candidate Ross Perot was chided for telling an NAACP audience about financial hardships befalling "your people."
Willie Clark, president of the N.A.A.C.P. branch in San Bernadino, Calif., said the overall tone of Mr. Perot's remarks and particularly his use of the phrase "your people" reflected how culturally out of touch he was with his audience.

"When he said 'you people' or 'your people,' it was like waving a red flag in front of a bull," he said. "It's something white folks have used when they don't want to call you nigger, but they don't want to treat you like an equal."

-- New York Times: July 12, 1992
you people by Horse Sport August 9, 2009