Other Peoples
Pieces of shit and ingrates.
Other Peoples by Hym Iam September 15, 2022
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vincenting other peoples vangouhs
vincenting other peoples vangouhs by shwashpat mahineyderganflurgan September 9, 2011
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we need to see other people
jessica: we need to see other people
bob: you're cheating on me?!
jessica: how'd you know?!
bob: Urban Dictionary
jessica: oooooh
bob: you're cheating on me?!
jessica: how'd you know?!
bob: Urban Dictionary
jessica: oooooh
we need to see other people by Johnnykins June 15, 2008
I think we should see other people
I think we should see other people by Ephermeris August 30, 2005
Mowing other people's lawns
Mowing other people's lawns by whoami0325 April 10, 2011
Hell Is Other People
This is an excellent description of most if not all peoples lives.
It originated from a play written by Jean Paul Sartre, who was at the time an existentialist. The play was named "No Exit" (1944), and was about three people trapped in a hotel room indefinitly (the afterlife) while in a love triangle in which no two people felt attraction to each other. During the last line of the play, one of the characters screams "Hell Is Other People!!!!!". It has integrated itself into popular culture's vocabulary while most of the unwashed masses never know its origin.
It originated from a play written by Jean Paul Sartre, who was at the time an existentialist. The play was named "No Exit" (1944), and was about three people trapped in a hotel room indefinitly (the afterlife) while in a love triangle in which no two people felt attraction to each other. During the last line of the play, one of the characters screams "Hell Is Other People!!!!!". It has integrated itself into popular culture's vocabulary while most of the unwashed masses never know its origin.
The annoying guy with the nail clipping habit and halatosis breath is sitting next to you in the carpool again.
Hell Is Other People by E. Haller April 20, 2004