She's one of those RD people
by Bobbystrurrew January 24, 2024
October 25th is the day where short people mutilate tall people in order to even the height gap. Watch out anyone over 5’8”.
by ironninjapi October 10, 2020
Also known as the PRD, the People's Republic of Deseret is a secular Marxist movement advocating for the establishment of an independent, mountain west country occupying the territory of "Deseret" as defined by the Utah Mormon pioneers in 1849. From the mountains to the sea, Deseret shall be free!
"America is so incredibly awful... rampant inequality, out of control corruption and unfettered greed, there's no hope"
"Buddy, you should join the movement to establish the People's Republic of Deseret."
"Buddy, you should join the movement to establish the People's Republic of Deseret."
by number1mormon January 12, 2024
by janotto1210 April 01, 2020
People Papping is taking a photograph of an average or non-celebrity type person without permission using a smartphone or other discrete devices in order to spark social interest (get likes, views or/and comments) on social networking sites and apps
I was minding my own business on the bus and this girl took a photo of me, which I later found posted online. There is something really unsettling about this new society of People Pappers. People Papping is so not cool !
by Prince&Eye March 11, 2014
The term "beige people" is sometimes used to describe individuals who do not identify with or associate themselves with white people, typically implying a distancing from the dominant culture or racial group. These individuals may also be "white passing," meaning they appear to be white in terms of physical appearance but do not align themselves with white people socially or culturally. The use of the term "beige" can carry connotations of neutrality, blending in, or lacking a clear racial or cultural affiliation, though its interpretation and impact can vary widely depending on the context in which it is used.
"At the cultural event, it became clear that the group of beige people, many of whom were white passing, preferred to stay within their own circle, avoiding any interaction with the predominantly white crowd."
by GoonerGirl December 28, 2024
"did you watch Black Panther?"
"no,"
"why not."
"I don't like Asphalt People"
"what's that?"
"black people..."
"no,"
"why not."
"I don't like Asphalt People"
"what's that?"
"black people..."
by CrystalTheCat August 21, 2024