A bad kid
A bad kid (normally in school) makes jokes about unfunny things. They also say inappropriate stuff and get the innocent people to say inappropriate stuff. :(
A bad kid by That girlllllllll November 27, 2021
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Bordo: Rise of a Bad Kid
A short story written by a dedicated group of xbox360 gamers on a magnitude of websites depicting how badkids otherwise known as "bordo" ruin video games everywhere. With their constant determination of the idea that they think they are gonna lead everyone in tactical based games yet have no experience with it at all. A Bordo usually trys to use the "leaderboard" in most of his arguments saying in fact he is the best player based on his leaderboard position. This type of person may also boost for leaderboard positioning.
Excerpt from "Bordo: Rise of a Bad Kid"
So today I was in a Dead Space 2 lobby and got paired up with a bunch of Bordo's and they did nothing but try and tell me how to play the game. What a bunch of badkids.
So today I was in a Dead Space 2 lobby and got paired up with a bunch of Bordo's and they did nothing but try and tell me how to play the game. What a bunch of badkids.
Bordo: Rise of a Bad Kid by Necromorph July 7, 2011
not a bad kid
not a bad kid by DGarcia12 March 13, 2023
A very bad kid
A very bad kid by Thegodofwordsandonlyspeaktruth February 1, 2020
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