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Similar to Swamp Trash, but from a slightly different variation of wetland, commonly found in England especially. Marsh Trash differ from their Western cousins in that they have an even more difficult to understand dialect often referred to as "Br't'sh" but find joy in many of the same past times, such as settler colonialism, racism, transphobia and other types of bigotry.
British people are Marsh Trash. It's that simple.
It means that "T series" is trash.
How to use the word?
spam it on FlareTV
Spam it on T trash videos
spam it on live streams
shout it out in public
T trash is 1mil behind pewds.
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A term used for people who move from the Bay Area to mountain towns such as Bend, Oregon and litter said places with their political views, lifestyle ideals, and traffic. Said trash drives up the cost of living wherever they move to, making it impossible for locals to live comfortably.
Example 1: “You see that group of tech bros with their puffy jackets and skinny jeans? Total 415 trash!”
Example 2: “Sorry I was late! I got cut off by some 415 trash that didn’t know how to use a traffic circle!”
Songs that just hurt other people’s ears
Hey Tom, you listen to suck ear trash
When parents make their kids leave their doors open when they're changing or going to the bathroom.
Her parents made her change with the door open they were pretty "Hardcore White Trash"
Dub trash is a phrase that means “White trash”
The folks who live on 20th Street are such dub trash
A person who uses a trash can to cook or rather steam things.
My recipe:
1. Pour 3-4 buckets of hot water inside.
2. Place food inside plastic bag, air tight as possible. This can be many different things like carrots and stuff.
3. Wrap that plastic bag with aluminum foil.
4. Throw inside garbage can. Wait 2-3 hours.
5. Steamed vegetables. Yum.
Tom: Hey! Did you see the trash can chef over there?
Mark: Yeah. I wonder what he's cooking.
Tom: He's probably cooking a rat or two.