Smoke Foot 

A black person. It comes from their slave days, when they would run away they would kick up dust and looked like their feet were smoking

"Mike Vick's got them slave feet," "Nah nigga, he's a smoke foot"

Smoke Foot by army>navy December 26, 2011

smokefoot 

A black person. When black people used to be slaves they would walk around barefoot on the hot ground and their feet would appear to be smoking.

Look at that smokefoot nigger over there picking cotton. Someone broke into the liquor store last night. Well it was probably a smokefoot who did it.

smokefoot by Bospost November 22, 2011

Stoke City Football Club

Is not a council tax funded meeting place but the greatest football team in all of history, who recently beat Bolton wankers 5-0 in the semi finals of the FA cup and will go on to beat Manchester shitty city in the final. Their display on the pitch is always to premiership quality. These "fans" are seen at every match proudly wearing their red and white "whatever size" stoke shirts, scratching their perfectly plucked eyebrows wondering why Stoke are such a good team, communicating in the best way possible, singing and cheering the players on. They are known as "the loudest and proudest". They also can be heard proudly mentioning their success in 1972 of winning the League cup, a cup with great value.

Stoke City Football Club have got to be the greatest team ever

Stoke City Football Club by coolmexicanguy May 10, 2011

Stoke City Football Club. 

A council tax funded meeting place for the less intellegent and feebleminded residents of Stoke on Trent who consider the substandard display on their pitch to be of premiership quality. These "fans" are usually seen bedecked in their red and white striped XXXL Stoke shirts, bottom lip protruding, saliva dribbling, scratching their freakishly heavy brows as they contemplate how to negotiate the turnstile whilst communicating in a series of grunts and clicks. Can be heard mentioning 1972 in every sentence, as that was the one and only time they have been successful, and that was only in the League cup, a cup without any value whatsoever.

Grunt, duh, yeah, I like "Stoke City Football Club." , 1972, nauuuughhhh, dribble flibble

Stoke City Football Club. by Port Vale Football Club April 5, 2011