An offensive cuss word that means you have a bad reputation on Twitter or social media and most of the populaion hates you.
J. K. Rowling is J. K. Rowling because she has a bad reputation in 50% of the world!
Mohammed k is the hotest and coolest person you’ll see and he is the most best friend you’ll have and he likes to be friends with a #Mckenna
Have you seen mohammed k I almost died from how hot and cool and a good friend he is
Little K is short for Little Kina, but to show Kina that she has a lower social stature.
If a Kina ever pisses u off just call her this and she’ll shut up.
If a Kina dripps in Ls she a little Kina
Kina is dripping in Ls must be a little K
A phrase that can be used interchangeably when you don’t feel like actually communicating properly. Instead you “skip the K” and just change tone
That sounds like a skipping the K moment; That’s a moment in which you skip the K.
Did you skip the K today?
C as in skip the K
have you ever seen an icon? no not one from a computer. Or a brand. I mean a person. A person iconic enough to be a brand. Three. Why is it the perfect number? Three parts of an atom. Three parts of a mind. Three parts of a heart. Three parts of a brain. These are all signifant facts, but the real reason its the perfect number: Three parts of his initials. Women shrivel in J C K's presence, for they know they can never have him. Cause they're not good enough for him. No one is. Not even J C K is good enough for J C K. Plato's perfect form of icon was not chrome. or maccy d's. It was J C K. So next time you step into macdonalds, or open chrome, just remember. you're actually stepping into or opening up J CK.
"Don't use chrome. it's an outdtated webserver. Use J C K instead. he overheats easier (clicks tongue and winks) but has more memory and ram space, but most importantly is far more iconic
The select few creeps out of a 25,000 person campus that only a hot spicy ginger could find in a night out on the town
"He said he wanted to teach me how to eat all kinds of meat..."
"sounds like a k stephenson creeper."