Pride Flag

A flag used by the LGBT community to represent a gender or sexual identity

Examples of pride flags:

• The rainbow flag uses red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple stripes (🏳️ 🌈)

• The transgender pride flag uses pink, blue and white stripes

• The pansexual pride flag uses pink, blue and yellow stripes

During the month of June, the streets will be lined with pride flags.

by θ November 17, 2018

parietal

2 tones ass. Half baked.

My Boss is a parietal. Aight!

by superdad May 20, 2005

Straight Pride

When straight cisgender people -- sometimes even allies -- don't understand the reasons behind LGBTQ+ pride and then come to the conclusion that because a highly oppressed minority has a month that they can feel proud of themselves for being themselves, that cishets should too.

"Hey, why isn't there straight pride? I mean, we deserve love too!"
"But everyone knows that you deserve love. Pride is because LGBTQ+ people have been shamed and killed, even today."

by Have a Kit-Kat June 17, 2021

Polish Pride

Slang term for a miniscule penis. Popularized by Andy, certainly an owner of such and apendage

Dude, I knew Sally left you because of your polish pride, but Jesus, that thing is small!

by Glorious Praisers October 22, 2008

Corona Pride and Prejudice

When some corrupt countries boast about their homegrown oft-half-baked coronavirus vaccines, which even the locals are reluctant or refuse to take, because they were approved while they were still being trialed among a questionable number of human guinea pigs.

Even as China, India, and Russia are keen to offer their vaccines free of charge, or sell them at a lower price, to a number of developing countries, millions of their citizens whose leaders bragged about their “cheap-and-cheat” vaccines are guilty of corona pride and prejudice.

by MathPlus January 6, 2021

Parade

French for lame

Dude did you see that parade of a movie

by Psnd July 2, 2018

meme parade

A piece of media, especially mainstream, that gratuitously mashes together several random internet memes in place of being original or creative.

Meme parades are generally well received, earning praise far beyond their merit, because they place esoteric internet culture in front of the public at large, thus making heavy internet users feel like a beautiful and unique snowflake for being part of an in-joke (albeit an in-joke with several million people in on it).

The video for 'Pork and Beans' by Weezer is a meme parade.

The South Park episode 'Canada on Strike' contained a meme parade.

by acultra October 12, 2008