A Rat
A Rat by RandomdogIsKool September 30, 2019
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A rat
A phrase that is also use as a snitch, such as also the rapper 6ix9ine, people often calling him rat because he snitched on other rappers or even gang members so that he doesn't get arrested, but now he's out of jail.
But today many people use the word rat to call out any nerds who snitched on them and then later smoked them like a chimney.
Nerd: did you just insulted my gender and insulted my fictional character!? I'm gonna tell Ms. Kimmy Hed
Cool dude: Ok what ever you say pal, you's a rat anyway. hope you have trials and tribulations.
But today many people use the word rat to call out any nerds who snitched on them and then later smoked them like a chimney.
Nerd: did you just insulted my gender and insulted my fictional character!? I'm gonna tell Ms. Kimmy Hed
Cool dude: Ok what ever you say pal, you's a rat anyway. hope you have trials and tribulations.
A rat by III Tempered May 17, 2020
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A Rat
A Rat by Qwerjfbfbbfbff October 18, 2019
A rat
The rat is the lowest form of humanity. It is a disgrace of the modern intelligence society we live in. Theses creatures or mostly consisted of people who can’t deal with their own problems and resorts to another to do the job. Snitching about something unethical like a corrupted official is allowed. Rats are spoiled children who can’t accept that they’re nothing in this universe and that their not the center of it.
The spoiled boy was shamed in his school for being a rat against a boy who did something excruciatingly minuscule.
A rat by Perverted witch. June 3, 2018
A Rat
A Rat by fatcat2000 July 14, 2019
A RAT
BenoftheSQUEAK; lmaooo I’m such a loser but like Ben De Ameldia isn’t cuz he’s the QUEEN of all (De) RATS
A RAT by Qwerjfbfbbfbff October 18, 2019
A rat's ass
A rat's ass by Ahmed Saad Saad April 22, 2020
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