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ChapelPaige 

In times of myth and legend ChapelPaige was a mighty warrior, goddess, queen, lesbian who frequented the Earth. She was a champion among women, and feared by most men. In those times women were mistreated very badly, and only the MIGHTY ChapelPaige stood against them. Using her mighty pistol-grip dildo, Bertha, she travelled the world saving women in distress.
ChapelPaige used her mighty weapon to cleanse the earth of evil.
ChapelPaige by Chapel Paige December 26, 2004
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ChapelPaige 

a hater who is: full of hate, very judgmental, negative, sarcastic, depressing, manipulating, quick to finger point at every little thing they find unsatisfactory or not to their liking or perceived standard (judgmental).
Often the subject of the hatred is something widely liked by the hater's social circle. The hater often proves the addage that "misery loves company", and tries to ruin the enjoyment of others. Haters might see themselves as iconoclasts, rebels or even as being wiser/more authentic than the admirers of the subject. However, they are more likely just cynical and bitter about not enjoying the subject, or not being a part of the larger group. Instead of recognizing that it may be just a matter of personal taste or preference, they attack the subject and those enjoy it. Typically the things they propose as the flaws of the subject are trivial or subjective, and reveal more about the hater than any real flaws of the subject.
ChapelPaige by mario6 May 8, 2005
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ChapelPaige 

A snob that finds joy in insulting everyone and everything. Like a cynic, only without the class.

A hater, not exactly jealousy. The ChapelPaig doesnt really want to be the person he or she hates, rather ChapelPaig wants to knock somelse down a notch.

One why is negative than positive when discussing another person. It most commonly refers to individuals whose negativity is so extreme that it is all-consuming. However, there are various levels and forms of being a hater, ranging from completely dismissing any positive traits or actions, to merely painting a less than flattering picture by using words with negative connotations. Hating is often attributed to jealousy, but just as often, it seems to stem from some other source.
Person (A) man I hate so in so genre, all they do is brag about money and hoes.
I don’t buy any of that type of music ,im 2 L33t for that.
Person (B) so you never played any of that music at all , how do you know its bad ?
Person (A) it all sucks any way. Its all corporate pop carp of Poseurs
ChapelPaige by Leelo May 8, 2005

ChapelPaige 

A snob that finds joy in insulting everyone and everything. Like a cynic, only without the class.

A hater, not exactly jealousy. The ChapelPaig doesnt really want to be the person he or she hates, rather ChapelPaig wants to knock somelse down a notch.

One who is negative than positive when discussing another person. It most commonly refers to individuals whose negativity is so extreme that it is all-consuming. However, there are various levels and forms of being a hater, ranging from completely dismissing any positive traits or actions, to merely painting a less than flattering picture by using words with negative connotations. Hating is often attributed to jealousy, but just as often, it seems to stem from some other source.
Wow that’s really sad, all you live for is to destroy the joy and happiness of other people
ChapelPaige by mario6 May 9, 2005
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