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a geek or nerd who wears glasses and/or engages in nerdy activity such as the world of warcraft or indulgent enjoyment of maths and other such subjects.
'oh my days blud, andy is such a point dexter on his calculator'
'why you be like all up in my grill you greasy point dexter, go back to your computer'
'don't make me go in a pair with Eron, he's a proper point Dexter'
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a cool school full of shitty people and even shittier architecture
"Damn, did you see the Dexter Highschool over there? That's a dumpster fire for sure."
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The Main protagonist in showtime’s brilliant drama/crime show “Dexter” that ran from 2006 till 2013. He is a blood spatter analyst for Miami metro pd (pretty sure that’s right) and part time serial killer and any time his “dark passenger” takes control he finds a well known sleazebag POS criminal and kills them. He lived in Miami Florida with his son harrison but migrated north after some trouble with his weird ass girlfriend or something (it’s been years gimme a break) and is now a lumberjack. Watch dexter new blood to see what dexies up too these days.
Joey Quinn: yo Dex
Dexter Morgan: fuck off
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A smart black person, or even one who looks smart, or has a nerdy name.
Barack Obama is a Dexter Nigger.
Urkel is a Dexter Nigger.
That black guy is wearing a sweater vest! Dexter Nigger!
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Strong, Hardworking and Smart. The one I love the most.
He is my Dexter Pacanza.
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A small man who thinks he can fish like someone of wicked tuna but in reality he can only catch minows
Dexter Reynolds can’t fish to save his life
Skill and grace with respect to human relationships. The ability to relate to many different people- from many different backgrounds and ways of life- with skill and ease. To be able to connect to others skillfully, flexibly and inclusively.
I am trying to support the co-creation of a world where there is more relational dexterity. That is, where our ability to relate is not limited to our habitual patterns of relating, or relating only to those who come from the perspectives that we can identify with, but where we are able to skillfully relate to all kinds of people, from all walks of life. If we can achieve this, then we will tear down the walls between us and build bridges grounded in our shared human experience.