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Seppy

Seppy is what you call someone if they watch to much Jojo. the word seppy is a direct reference to the show so it highly offends anyone who hears it and watches the show. A Seppy basically only consumes all happiness that is gained from the Anime and then makes people turn and the colour blue in the pure amount of sick they feel. Anyone in a cult of the Seppy is a Sepparatist and must be Treated with absolute caution.
Guy 1 "bro that's a Seppy, don't talk to them it's not worth it man"
Guy 2 "what do you mean man?"
A Seppy "have you guys ever heard of the PILLAR MEN?"
Guy 1 "dear god no"
A Seppy by Epic989 March 6, 2019
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Pulling a Skeppy.

When everything is going downhill and then starts to get better.
"Did you hear Sara's life went downhill after her mother died?"
"Sara is Pulling a Skeppy. She'll be fine."
Pulling a Skeppy. by AnonLovesYouSM December 22, 2019

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* Often casual, ironic, or meme-y
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