A derogatory phrase used to describe students with special needs or in special education classrooms who hate their classmates, or think their general ed peers are better than them. They love hanging out with the general ed peers during brunch/lunch -

especially those whom they don't have classes with together - and lying to make their social awkwardness shy away, and often talk about drugs, sex and partying. However, they still mentally are special ed on the inside.

A term coined by Terrson to represent a form of Jenga where one removes an article of clothing whenever the tower falls.