cool people
cool people by tay raw August 24, 2009
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cool people
Used to refer to a single friend who's coolness is beyond that of a single person but so great it can be valued at theat of many peoples.
cool people by Zealous December 21, 2005
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cool people by DontPanicCarryATowel April 19, 2017
Cool people
Cool people tell you their names. They send selfies to show you their coolness. They can connect pictures and clues.
If you can't do that, you're not a cool people
If you can't do that, you're not a cool people
Mels: Vo you piece of shit, send me a selfie
Vo: No I can't and I'm not actually called Vo, but I won't tell you my real name
Mels: yeah, you're not a cool people at all
Vo: No I can't and I'm not actually called Vo, but I won't tell you my real name
Mels: yeah, you're not a cool people at all
Cool people by Artemisery April 30, 2018
cool people wear this
Ahahahba cool people wear this
cool people wear this by Hahahahahhahahsh April 2, 2022
hats are for cool people only
hats are for cool people only
hats are for cool people only by njdcdhggfgveghfghsghgvtytdffdm March 19, 2019
CPP-Cool People Party
CPP (Cool People Party) referring to the act of defecating. CPP was founded during group defecation in dorm hall bathrooms. The party refers to a group of people pooping in the same vicinity.
CPP-Cool People Party by Tenacious_T December 11, 2013
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