by Baldemar mota December 10, 2003
A label used at the University of Southern Maine to describe someone who believes the right side of the cafeteria is somehow superior to the left. They are unwilling to accept people (mainly "left-siders") for who they are simply because they are not like them. Many freshman will quickly realize that the real world in full of diversity and labeling yourself as strictly "right-sided" should only be applied when talking about brain functions.
Joe: Man, do you see those left-siders over there?? They are so weird! I'm so glad I'm in my mid twenties and proudly call myself a right-sider at USM, the best school ever.
Pete: Joe, grow up. No one gives a fuck.
Pete: Joe, grow up. No one gives a fuck.
by thenosider November 17, 2010
A woman who looks hot as fuck from behind, but when you see the front she's ugly as fuck.
Kinda like a butter face but you can say this in front of the person.
Kinda like a butter face but you can say this in front of the person.
by ChiekKief May 27, 2014
When a couple is so inlove that they can't imagine having a table to divide them so they sit on the same side.
You can tell that same-Sider couple is really in love because they always sit next to each other, not caring what others think about it.
by Ready4it January 6, 2016
by gordo January 17, 2005
Left-sider is a term used at the University of Southern Maine by "right-siders" (those who sit on the right side of the cafeteria). According to the "right-siders", sitting on the left-side supposedly is a big taboo in terms of social status. The right side for the most part is occupied by jocks, ROTC members, Fraternity boys, Sorority girls, and those who spend way too much time worrying about their social status. One can only wonder if those who sit on the right side have anything better to do with their lives other than coming up with stupid labels and quasi-discriminatory terms. This is college, not high school... so grow up!
Right-sider: All the kids who sit on the left side are weird... those left-siders are losers!
Friend: Dude... really? Grow up, this isn't high school.
Friend: Dude... really? Grow up, this isn't high school.
by usmGaysian November 22, 2010
When two people sit down at a table / booth, they both sit on the same side. Autistics individuals especially may prefer this arrangement to minimize eye contact and have grounding contact, and other couple may prefer it to engage in public displays of affection.
"Oope, there is a table of same-siders. Let me mind my own business and get over my discomfort with others doing what is comfortable for them"
by MxHavoc June 10, 2023