"What color was his hair?"
"i don't know, bag-colored"
"What color bag?"
"You know, bag-colored, any color bag, fuck!"
"i don't know, bag-colored"
"What color bag?"
"You know, bag-colored, any color bag, fuck!"
by chipchip November 20, 2012
Get the bag-coloredmug. Fred: That stupid color picker cannot do his job right. He needs to pick wayy more cotton.
Color picker: how bout you try and pick it faster pal
Color picker: how bout you try and pick it faster pal
by Jimbobcooterthe3rd April 19, 2023
Get the color pickermug. a) racism by non-whites against whites
b) racism by whites, who want to appear "politically correct", against other whites
b) racism by whites, who want to appear "politically correct", against other whites
our mediapocritic society can't seem to understand, that yes, to some extent, colorism definition b), does indeed exist.
by Sexydimma March 28, 2021
Get the colorismmug. In simple terms, an authentic person. The True Color Pill is the opposite of the Pseudocolor Pill, where the latter is a fake person.
True Color Pillers are who they say they are and always show their true colors on a daily basis in whatever they do.
True Color Pillers are who they say they are and always show their true colors on a daily basis in whatever they do.
There are not a lot of True Color Pillers in the Manosphere, the majority of these Red Pill gurus are just a bunch of Pseudocolor Pillers.
by Mister Arbiter June 10, 2024
Get the True Color Pillmug. Person1:"Tu color favorito?"(what's your favorite color?)
person 2:Me color favorito es viola(my favorite color is purple)
person 2:Me color favorito es viola(my favorite color is purple)
by Itsyagurljess October 6, 2020
Get the Me color favoritomug. 1. Abbreviated as CDM, is used as a counter argument for when someone uses color and/or race to describe or discriminate against another
2. A paraphrased expression of Rev. Matin Luther King Jr’s speech: "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character."
2. A paraphrased expression of Rev. Matin Luther King Jr’s speech: "I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character."
by GameAct3 August 5, 2021
Get the Color Doesn’t Mattermug. 