Ms. Conleys class

A class full of boring information that we are not going to have to use anytime in our life. Especially Antigone. No one likes this class.

Ms. Conley "I am better then anyone hear and because i can do all this work hecka fast you should to!! everyone should love Ms. Conleys class!"

by wiefhwioehfw ifhwiefh May 17, 2021

All Ass, No Class

A phrase used to denote a girl with a large ass, who is either dressed trashy or doing trashy things. Typically used insultingly or condescendingly, though “all ass, no class” is undeniably attention getting.

Bro 1: Damn, look at her ass! You see that thing sticking out?!

Bro 2: Yeah, but look how trashy she dressed. She all ass, no class.

Bro 1: I don’t care about any of that - that ass is calling me!

Or...

Bro 1: Lisa’s too innocent for me. She’s always wearing sweaters when I see her. She just look like she no fun.

Bro 2: Bruh, you ain’t seen her dance though. She may act like a biblical librarian in the day, but all ass, no class on the dance floor at night.

by the Mad John Hess Man July 28, 2021

Ms. Winters Class

Hell

Big D: Ms. Winters Class is hell

by BeeNumber69 November 2, 2021

My P.E. Class

The best class ever. Can be potentially traumatizing at times. And stereotypical.

The girls in My P.E. Class wearing as little clothing as possible because it was 1 degree Kelvin warmer than it should have been: But it's so hot!!1!

by Freezing Herobrine Studios August 21, 2022

I hope you go to Mrs. Bouslog’s class.

The equivalent of saying “I hope you go to hell.”

Person 1: you’re gay
Person 2: I hope you go to Mrs. Bouslog’s class.

by femcelpilled May 13, 2022

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by Adujasty343 May 23, 2025

Every legal system, without exception, is an exact, color photograph of the behavior of the ruling class.

An expansion of the first maxim to the entire architectural level. It argues that the structure of courts, procedures, rights, and professions (judges, lawyers) is not a neutral framework, but a mirrored hall designed to reflect and manage the power relations that birthed it. Adversarial systems reflect competitive capitalism; bureaucratic legalism reflects managerial control.

Every legal system, without exception, is an exact, color photograph of the behavior of the ruling class. Example: The American legal system's immense complexity, cost, and reliance on high-paid experts photographs the behavior of a ruling class that uses law as a tool for strategic advantage. Its outcomes often mirror existing wealth distribution, not because judges are corrupt, but because the system's design favors those with resources to navigate it.

by Nammugal February 5, 2026