tech loser
Short for 'technical loser'. What actors and non-theater types call those who do setbuilding, lighting design, and audio mixing for shows. Possibly the most exciting and challenging job.
tech loser by Evan R. December 21, 2004
Brooklyn Tech Losers
They are just kids that are try hards that have no life.
They also have no life.
Most people in Brooklyn Tech have no friends .
THEY ARE A DUMDASS.
They always act like a bitch all the time.
They also have no life.
Most people in Brooklyn Tech have no friends .
THEY ARE A DUMDASS.
They always act like a bitch all the time.
Alex: Hey guys
Friends: What
Alex: I got into Brooklyn tech
Friends: Good for you! Nice jobs
Alex: Fuck you bitches
Friends: calm down
Alex: screw you losers
Friends: fuck you ass hole
Alex: I am going to get some real friends.
Friends: We were trying to be nice
Friends: you are such an ass
Alex: just like all of you
Friends: we just have 3 months until the end of the year
Brooklyn Tech losers- lonely and a pain
Friends: What
Alex: I got into Brooklyn tech
Friends: Good for you! Nice jobs
Alex: Fuck you bitches
Friends: calm down
Alex: screw you losers
Friends: fuck you ass hole
Alex: I am going to get some real friends.
Friends: We were trying to be nice
Friends: you are such an ass
Alex: just like all of you
Friends: we just have 3 months until the end of the year
Brooklyn Tech losers- lonely and a pain
Brooklyn Tech Losers by Darklord7772 March 13, 2018
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