Stephen D

Stephen with a PH is a dickhead .he will play girls and think he's cool because of that.he thinks he's good-looking but in reality he's just insecure

Oh theres Stephen D
Ye he's just a fuck boy

by Tangoloco January 17, 2022

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Stephenism

The art of arguing a minor detail, with such determination and bloody-mindedness, that others begrudgingly relent to submission rather than endure the torment of proving otherwise.

Looking for potential loopholes in the rules of a game for ones own betterment.

Oh wait, you don't agree with the given answer just because yours is different - here comes a Stephenism!

by Weekly Quiz May 17, 2022

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Stephen Curry

The best player in NBA history

(next to LeBron, Jordan, Kobe, etc.)

“And there’s Stephen Curry with a shot from deep”,
“AND HE SINKS THE THREE!!!”

by yellowflashcurry May 30, 2022

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Stephen King

Stephen King is an American author from Portland Maine, regarded as the "King of Horror", he is most famously known for his horror novels including Misery, Carrie, The Shining, It, and Pet Sematary. He also has some fantasy and drama novels too like his novella "The Body" (the film adaptation for this novel is Stand By Me), The Shawshank Redemption, and The Dark Tower. All of his works were made into movies and most of these movies received very positive views from critics and grossed quite a bit of money. The Shining and The Shawshank Redemption being the most popular. However, King did not like the film adaptation of The Shining. He didn't like who the director (Stanley Kubrick) cast as the main antagonist (Jack Nicholson as Jack Torrence), how they twisted the plot, and how Kubrick glossed over important morals from the book like the dangers of alcoholism (because King wrote the book while suffering from alcoholism).

Stephen King's writing style in most of his novels is that kid(s) are usually main protagonist(s) and adult(s) are usually the main antagonist(s). Looks at his stories like the ones listed above. The only one I can think of that is an exception to this is "Misery" where the main protagonist and antagonist are both adults.

by bmhorton August 24, 2022

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