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jackspedicey
jackspedicey by GhostyToasty1002 May 21, 2018
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jackspedicey
Jackspedicey is a mispronunciation of the name Jacksepticeye ,made by a person(Jesus on fiverr) , who was paid by Pewdiepie to make an advertisement to his deleted channel Jacksepticeye2.
jackspedicey by Maxwell_De_bro February 3, 2017
Jacademic / Jackademic
Person/People (usually with a university background or a similar form of higher education) who decide to speak in convoluted, very jargon oriented terms about general subjects/topics with the main intent to either: show off their supposed expertise; their superior intellect over their audience; or both.
The main feeling of their audience, however, would typically be "what a long-winded prick..." or a similar negative thought.
Expanding from this, politicians could be described as Jacademics with enhanced convolution and word play abilities.
Term first heard from (Ninja/J-Sel, CoB, 2012)
The main feeling of their audience, however, would typically be "what a long-winded prick..." or a similar negative thought.
Expanding from this, politicians could be described as Jacademics with enhanced convolution and word play abilities.
Term first heard from (Ninja/J-Sel, CoB, 2012)
Professor at dinner party: You know Charles, the stagnant, and you could even say bearish, state of the economy is fundamentally a result of the proliferation of questionable securities and derivatives products offered by major investment banks with the help of their Federal Reserve and Politician friends.
Thought of a general listener: What a Jacademic / Jackademic!
Thought of a general listener: What a Jacademic / Jackademic!
Jacademic / Jackademic by Realityshow October 18, 2012
jackspedicey 2
jackspedicey 2 by Someguy636 April 18, 2018
JackSpeak
'Port and starboard scran spanners' is knife and fork.
'Couldn't organise 50% leave in a two man canoe' is someone who is disorganised.
For further info find the book JackSpeak. it'll be somewhere on the internet
'Couldn't organise 50% leave in a two man canoe' is someone who is disorganised.
For further info find the book JackSpeak. it'll be somewhere on the internet
JackSpeak by rustymatelot December 3, 2007
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