A grotesquely gnomish gaggle of ganged-up, overcompensating turbo-manlets who have, in a childish, desperate and doomed attempt at overcoming their crippling manletism, decided to form a midget gang. Once a diminutively dwarfed new recruit has been sexed-into the gang, it is mandatory for him to participate in typical gang activities, for example: tagging up turf by spray-painting garden gnomes at knee height onto garbage cans and pet doors, drinking Tall Boys and huffing Jenkem, prancing around naked except for high heels and assless chaps in their hobbit-hole of a gang hideout while towel snapping each other's posteriors in an effort to toughen themselves up, telling deeply embarrassing tall tales about how they used to be the biggest kid in preschool, injecting themselves with stolen bovine somatotropin in a futile and injudicious bid at escaping their inevitable fate of becoming a prison wife manlet once caught by the law and incarcerated and frantically praying in front of the countless Randy Newman posters adorning the walls of the manlet pit in their hobbit-hole gang hideout while repetitively reciting the lyrics of their favorite song Short People due to their shared obsession with the delusional hope of being blessed with an adult-onset growth spurt by their beloved God and hero Saint Newman.
Jessica: Lol, why are there a bunch of garden gnomes standing on the corner over there? Olivia: It's just a Short People manlet gang. Here, take my magnifying glass and have a closer look. Can you see that they got little hands, little eyes, that they walk around tellin' great big lies? They got little noses and tiny little teeth. Unsurprisingly they wear platform shoes on their nasty, little feet. Jessica: Oh yeah, they got little baby legs and they stand so low - I'd have to pick one of them up just to say hello! Olivia: Well, I don't want no short people 'round here. Jessica: Short people got no reason.
by ManletDepreciator September 11, 2024
Get the Short People manlet gangmug. 
Hym "Paying the people around me with money you made from my enslavement to help you keep me enslaved now going to be the impetus for child murder. They should have told you to go fuck yourself so I'm going to go ahead and do it for them. Go fuck yourself!"
by Hym Iam July 5, 2025
Get the Paying the people around me with money you made from my enslavement to help you keep me enslavedmug. There's a white guy in Statesville NC who tries to get uneducated Blacks to get their GED through his Adult Learning Center. The majority of these people are criminals with long rap sheets. This is absolutely no benefit to anyone, but himself. He does this to boost his HUGE ego.
Did you hear about Tyrone robbing that convenience store and shooting the clerk last night?
Yeah! I sho did! At least he has a GED. He's one of Patrick's People, you know?
Yeah! I sho did! At least he has a GED. He's one of Patrick's People, you know?
by Thinman529k August 30, 2025
Get the Patrick's Peoplemug. In aviation, people that work with airplanes but don't fly airplanes. Baggage handlers, fuelers, engineers, groomers, etc.,
"We had to cancel the flight yesterday because some ground people backed a truck into the airplane."
by WILLIS CHEESE May 7, 2022
Get the Ground Peoplemug. xcbcbccbbcbccbcbbccbcbc) I think the film uses sound to express what the characters are feeling, and what they're trying to show the audience. Moments of silence let’s people wonder what is going to happen next. I think the special effects really draw people in to watch the movie. The camera is able to purposely capture a quick almost instinct reaction, in some scenes. For example, like a turn of the camera. This allows people to be aware of each person's reaction. Because the film has a lot going on, if you miss something the reactions make up for it. I think that's what helps create good storytelling. The different personalities create fast, and slight comedic moments. Going back and forth between the calm and battle, makes it more realistic. For example when the bombs fired into the air. After this the camera slowly zones in on what is happening. I also like the color scheme in that scene. It adds to the characters emotions.I think one symbolism is the blue to represent two different things, to create distance.
cxmcmcmcmcmcmc) I think the film uses sound to express what the characters are feeling, and what they're trying to show the audience. Moments of silence let’s people wonder what is going to happen next. I think the special effects really draw people in to watch the movie. The camera is able to purposely capture a quick almost instinct reaction, in some scenes. For example, like a turn of the camera. This allows people to be aware of each person's reaction. Because the film has a lot going on, if you miss something the reactions make up for it. I think that's what helps create good storytelling. The different personalities create fast, and slight comedic moments. Going back and forth between the calm and battle, makes it more realistic. For example when the bombs fired into the air. After this the camera slowly zones in on what is happening. I also like the color scheme in that scene. It adds to the characters emotions.I think one symbolism is the blue to represent two different things, to create distance.
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by Abcvd January 8, 2024
Get the peoplemug. Is no different than advocating for the death penalty.
Hym "Cheering on people's deaths is proof that you ALSO want your political enemies dead. Why is it that you think advocating for it is worse? I mean, if you're like Frankie over there, you don't just want them to die but you want them to live a miserable life and die in disgrace and you want YOU to be directly responsible for them having to love a miserable life. Which is just a slower and more sadistic way of killing someone. You're just a big of piece of shit as they are. Don't delude yourself. Rest in piss? Remember that? You're only not advocating for their death to escape liability. And no other reason"
by Hym Iam June 4, 2024
Get the Cheering on people's deathsmug.