1) Kids/Teens who do not label, nor do they believe in labeling themselves or others
2) Kids/Teens who do not enjoy being labeled and do not fit into a label, so they are against labeling.
2) Kids/Teens who do not enjoy being labeled and do not fit into a label, so they are against labeling.
1)Girl: OMG that girl is sooo emo! -points to girl with blonde hair and bangs over her eyes-
Other Girl: What has this world come to? since when is that 'emo'? Labeling is pointless. I'm anti labeling.
2)Boy: OMG lolol that girl is sooo emo! OMG she totally cuts hereself!
Other girl: Yah she's totally emo! She's got black hair and converse and a band shirt, so shes gotta cut! EMO!
Girl: Shut up already! I'm NOT emo! I don't cut either! Labeling is dumb, so stop!
Other Girl: What has this world come to? since when is that 'emo'? Labeling is pointless. I'm anti labeling.
2)Boy: OMG lolol that girl is sooo emo! OMG she totally cuts hereself!
Other girl: Yah she's totally emo! She's got black hair and converse and a band shirt, so shes gotta cut! EMO!
Girl: Shut up already! I'm NOT emo! I don't cut either! Labeling is dumb, so stop!
by Nightmarishsoul March 12, 2007
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students, (usually artsy hipsters kids) that stay in the darkroom printing photographs for hours on end. They practically live there.
it's their LIFE, having..no life.
"ale sure is a labrat."
"i'm not surprised they're now best friends, they met in the darkroom! such labrats, ha.
it's their LIFE, having..no life.
"ale sure is a labrat."
"i'm not surprised they're now best friends, they met in the darkroom! such labrats, ha.
"ale sure is a labrat."
"i'm not surprised they're now best friends, they met in the darkroom! such labrats, ha.
"i'm not surprised they're now best friends, they met in the darkroom! such labrats, ha.
by NessaN00B November 2, 2011
Get the labrats mug.A cross between a Labrador Retriever and a Poodle, these dogs are for people who don't know anything about dogs. There are no real breed organizations and no AKC guidelines to which breeders must adhere, and therefore these dogs are rarely going to have the quality of those bought at a REAL kennel and will generally cost more than buying *both* of a pup's purebred parents (for some unknown reason).
Though Labradoodle owners are fond of proclaiming loudly that their dogs, being mixes, are healthier than purebreds, this is a falsehood. Rather than being less likely to have the issues common to either Labs or Poodles, they get a smorgasbord of both breeds' illnesses (particularly Addison's Disease).
Another misconception is that these dogs are hypoallergenic. Poodles, having hair rather than fur, are truly hypoallergenic and a great choice for allergy sufferers. Labradoodles vary greatly (due to the fact they are not a real breed) and some shed quite a lot, meaning naive people often have to give up that expensive and adorable pup after realizing it is not all it's cracked up to be.
Considering a dozen dogs could be saved for the price of one "designer" mutt, anyone who buys these dogs is an idiot.
Though Labradoodle owners are fond of proclaiming loudly that their dogs, being mixes, are healthier than purebreds, this is a falsehood. Rather than being less likely to have the issues common to either Labs or Poodles, they get a smorgasbord of both breeds' illnesses (particularly Addison's Disease).
Another misconception is that these dogs are hypoallergenic. Poodles, having hair rather than fur, are truly hypoallergenic and a great choice for allergy sufferers. Labradoodles vary greatly (due to the fact they are not a real breed) and some shed quite a lot, meaning naive people often have to give up that expensive and adorable pup after realizing it is not all it's cracked up to be.
Considering a dozen dogs could be saved for the price of one "designer" mutt, anyone who buys these dogs is an idiot.
Guy 1: "Dude, my girlfriend just bought a Labradoodle! I guess it's supposed to be hypoallergenic and healthier!"
Guy 2: "Doesn't she also believe Edward Cullen is going to come and rescue her? Doesn't she believe in tarot cards and palm readings? Does she know anything about dogs? ... Does she even know how to read?"
*Enter girlfriend, foaming at the mouth* "OH MY GAWD, LOOK HOW CUTE MY LABRADOODLE IS! MY SKIN'S STARTING TO BREAK OUT, THOUGH! I MUST BE ALLERGIC TO MY BOYFRIEND! WE'RE THROUGH! SCHNOOKUMS, MOMMY LOVES YOU AND YOU'RE SO WORTH THE THOUSAND DOLLARS I PAID FOR YOU!!! OH MY GAWD!!!"
Guy 2: "Doesn't she also believe Edward Cullen is going to come and rescue her? Doesn't she believe in tarot cards and palm readings? Does she know anything about dogs? ... Does she even know how to read?"
*Enter girlfriend, foaming at the mouth* "OH MY GAWD, LOOK HOW CUTE MY LABRADOODLE IS! MY SKIN'S STARTING TO BREAK OUT, THOUGH! I MUST BE ALLERGIC TO MY BOYFRIEND! WE'RE THROUGH! SCHNOOKUMS, MOMMY LOVES YOU AND YOU'RE SO WORTH THE THOUSAND DOLLARS I PAID FOR YOU!!! OH MY GAWD!!!"
by Seastone March 11, 2010
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Label is a fucking interchangable term with "NOUN".
Idiots today, are against labels because they think they're too unique for labels or they're hurtful, but those bastards just don't understand them so they reject them, what morons.
You aren't a soup can, but it proves to be much more useful than the asswads who bring this argument up; what they don't realise is that there are more labels than "goth, punk, emo" that "girl, negro, gay" and others are also labels too.
Label is often confused with "Stereotype", becuase people are ignorant asswads. A stereotype has no steady definition- its just a cliche, while a label has a steady and "DEFINATE" definition.
All labels can have stereotypes like how all punks are into fashion or that all black people eat fried chicken. These stereotypes can even be positive or even non-biased, but most we see today are negative stereotypes.
Label is a fucking interchangable term with "NOUN".
Idiots today, are against labels because they think they're too unique for labels or they're hurtful, but those bastards just don't understand them so they reject them, what morons.
You aren't a soup can, but it proves to be much more useful than the asswads who bring this argument up; what they don't realise is that there are more labels than "goth, punk, emo" that "girl, negro, gay" and others are also labels too.
Label is often confused with "Stereotype", becuase people are ignorant asswads. A stereotype has no steady definition- its just a cliche, while a label has a steady and "DEFINATE" definition.
All labels can have stereotypes like how all punks are into fashion or that all black people eat fried chicken. These stereotypes can even be positive or even non-biased, but most we see today are negative stereotypes.
A common label today is "goth", which is by definition "a fan of goth rock" that has alot of misconceptions because of its "stereotypes".
by sugar_prostitute July 21, 2005
Get the label mug.something used to catagorize people usualy kids who seem to lean twards a certain style of clothing based on the kind of music they listen to.
anyone who would openly label themselfs most likely have low self esteems and feel the need to fit into some group or are just lames with no origionality
anyone who would openly label themselfs most likely have low self esteems and feel the need to fit into some group or are just lames with no origionality
by me November 26, 2003
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