cultural anthropologist

Usually a social reject who must be banished to a far-off place for multiple years under the pretense of understanding how the marginalized people of the Earth live and think. Unfortunate groups that are forced to tolerate cultural anthropologists living in their midst usually send the village idiot to distract the anthropologist for as long as possible.

Cultural anthropologist speak: "Fed up with the banal and decrepit humdrum of American society, I took off for the remote lands of the Xanabu. They were overjoyed at my arrival and I have already taken down 100 pages of stories from the old blind man who greeted me. These are said to be sacred, ancient tales."

by mtncrazie January 26, 2012

bro culture

Where bro-hams, Bros, guys in groups interacting with each other (often in the work place) on the basis of suppressing their own insecurities about their masculinity by degrading women in a hope that they look big, tough and without emotions. Among many men this is almost an unconscious interaction past a certain age.

Silicon valley has a lot of bro culture.

by AllBizness September 18, 2014

Cultural appropriation

A term used by racist bigots who are angry to discover that they don't have personal ownership of a generally available product, style, or service.

Box braids on white people are cultural appropriation.

by Thystle April 26, 2021

uni culture

Common attitudes, beliefs and behaviours of university students.

For example; uni culture is not engaging or listening in a lecture but still being proud you went

by Allin22 April 11, 2018

pig culture

The world of corporate America, with all its lying, cheating, stealing, doublespeak, doubledealing, throat cutting, back stabbing, hypocrisy and the like.

John used to be a decent guy, but now he has totally bought into the pig culture.

by brownwings April 19, 2011

pitch culture

to present information in a (to) short, (to) simplified way

The pitch culture of power point slides.

by loomi5 October 20, 2008

Culture Pirate

A person who changes their own accent, phrasing, or mannerisms to match the assumed accent, phrasing, or mannerisms of their audience. Often results in embarrassment when the wrong accent or mannerism is chosen or when the audience feels offended by the pirating.

"Did you just bow to the waiter?"
"Yes, why?"
"...We're in an Indian restaurant! You're such a culture pirate!"

by liversounds June 27, 2014