the tribe
Used to describe someone who is Jewish; a cohesive ancestral group with particular customs, traditions and values.
the tribe by A tribe member June 12, 2005
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The tribe
The Tribe
A group consisting of the Chief, the Cap'N, the peasants, and etcetera, that would do anything for each other, at any time. Friends that have been together for a decade or a day, but are loyal, loving, honest, and fun-loving. The Tribe is made of people that you expect to grow old together with, and by sharing amazing experiences, these are people on whom you will collect all the best dirt on throughout your life.
Etcetera- "I can't wait to go to the tribe tonight...oh wait, I'm already there!"
Peasant-"Hold on, that doesn't make sense?"
Chief- "It shouldn't, because there is no sense, there's only dollars."
Cap'N- "It's OK, I wouldn't expect an impoverished peasent like yourself to even know what dollars are."
Peasant-"Hold on, that doesn't make sense?"
Chief- "It shouldn't, because there is no sense, there's only dollars."
Cap'N- "It's OK, I wouldn't expect an impoverished peasent like yourself to even know what dollars are."
The Tribe by Tribal Council June 6, 2011
The Tribe
A group of friends that would do anything for each other, at just about any time. Friends that have been together for a decade or a day, but are loyal, loving, honest, and fun-loving. The Tribe consists of people that you expect to grow old together with, and by sharing amazing experiences, these are people on whom you will collect all the best dirt on throughout your life.
I had a great time camping with The Tribe - we built a giant flaming Stay Puff marshmallow man together!
The Tribe by Miss Trixie July 23, 2010
The Tribe
A corporate term used to describe a common trait of upper executives in a company used to distinguish them from those below them in the management hierarchy. It originally comes from companies who's upper management was only Jewish and followed such customs. The term has evolved to mean anything in common such as alumni of a particular school or league of schools, a sports team fan base, a recreation, religion (which is illegal concerning most labor laws), non-profit charity, political party faction, former employee of an another company, membership in a private social scene (country club, boating club, etc.) or even geographic place of birth. To climb a corporate ladder, finding The Tribe of the company's management is key to get favors from above your immediate boss.
Entry Level Employee: "Everyone in the department loves my work. Why the hell was my yearly review so lousy and this other guy gets the promotion?"
More Experienced Employee: "I'm only here for the pay. To really climb in this place, you need to be a member of that Country Club all the execs golf at in the middle of the week. That guy that got the promotion works at the Country Club part time for a discount membership. He's in The Tribe to the executives and you are not. That's why."
More Experienced Employee: "I'm only here for the pay. To really climb in this place, you need to be a member of that Country Club all the execs golf at in the middle of the week. That guy that got the promotion works at the Country Club part time for a discount membership. He's in The Tribe to the executives and you are not. That's why."