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Spase PeePole 

People who are so ugly or weird looking that they are said to be from outer space. They don't even spell it right though.
"They come from spase so they don't come from here. These are the spase peepole. They are from...A different...Planet. Spase peepole. They're not of this earth. They're from outer spase. Oooh spase peepole. Spase Peepole. Spase Peepole. I was outside one day in my backyard, and I saw the spase peepole come down in my yard. They said: 'We're not from here. We're spase peepole. We're not of this earth, cause we are from spase. Oooh spase peepole. Spase peepole. Spase peepole. We're spase peepole ----We Am Spase Peepole"
Spase PeePole by Shawon April 17, 2003
Related Words
1. a misspelling of the world people.

2. a part of a meme that started out by a tweet that came from Kim Kardashian.
1. there's no such word as peepole.
2. "what if we spelled people like this 'peepole'. that would be funny i think"- Kim Kardashian 2013
Peepole by CallMeBenny April 25, 2019
two very very fucked up girls who beat the shit outta bitches and shrek look-a-likes :]
Once apon a time, there was two peaholes.
Peahole by Kelly Alicia February 15, 2008
you ideot
i lik peapoll there col
PEAPOLL by 11/10 that boi January 29, 2019

spase peepole 

SPASE PEEPOLES ARE AWESOME! They are people with mullets and an extra flap of skin hanging off of their chin. I admire them a lot! Also used as a name for people that are not noticably a man or a women
Song Lyrics: "WE AM SPASE PEEPOLES!!"
spase peepole by I AHR SPASE PEEPOLE December 23, 2004
Pepole: is a you best friend who you will support them. They also always have good style!!!
My pepole is in the cafe near the library.
Pepole by Rebakah Mikaelson August 26, 2021
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