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A collective of people not necessarily related to each other directly.
But, related in the attributes of holding a place of high power in any field, and causing some type of disruption to the greater good of humanity as a whole.
Usually those who are extensively wealthy, but hunger for greater wealth with wanton disregard to human suffering & sacrifice.
Those which sow the seeds of corruption, hate, anguish, distrust, greed, etc...
Similar in meaning to "The Man" but with a generally more sinister image.
But, related in the attributes of holding a place of high power in any field, and causing some type of disruption to the greater good of humanity as a whole.
Usually those who are extensively wealthy, but hunger for greater wealth with wanton disregard to human suffering & sacrifice.
Those which sow the seeds of corruption, hate, anguish, distrust, greed, etc...
Similar in meaning to "The Man" but with a generally more sinister image.
dictators, politicians, lawyers, businessmen, landlords, etc...
those who create a shoddy product to make a quick buck.
rich politicians that throw away lives for their personal profit.
W. Bush
"They don't want you to know"
those who create a shoddy product to make a quick buck.
rich politicians that throw away lives for their personal profit.
W. Bush
"They don't want you to know"
They by thisguy - 420 - March 7, 2009
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"THEY" -
a collective body of people that oppose you at every step in your life towards success and will work to keep you from achieving your goals.
as coined by DJ Kahled
a collective body of people that oppose you at every step in your life towards success and will work to keep you from achieving your goals.
as coined by DJ Kahled
"THEY don't want us to be successful, so you know what we gonna do? We gonna win more."
"THEY don't want us to eat breakfast, so you know what we gonna do? We eating breakfast!"
"THEY don't want us to eat breakfast, so you know what we gonna do? We eating breakfast!"
they
they by Person Mcguy January 2, 2009
they
How the grammatically-challenged indicate a neutral pronoun, which in English is properly indicated by "he."
If a student doesn't know that "he" is acceptable in English as a neutral pronoun, then they are ignorant of basic grammar.
they by Ollie the Dog December 28, 2003