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a boring waste of life thats even worse than school
dave: i go to sixth form
sam: poor you
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Constantine made sixth place famous for finishing in this position on American Idol, 2005, and then going on to achieve fame and success. Constantine's fans use the term sixth place to mean achieving success despite seeming to lose, as evidenced by his signing a major record deal with SONY, after the show, getting signed with ABC for a sitcom deal, and signing up for a movie, including acting and writing and producing the music for the movie.
I'm going for the gold. Hope to win Sixth Place!
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A college for children of dissapointed parents
“Oh your son is going to Solihull Sixth Form?” Did they not do well at GCSE?”
Pretty much the weirdest grade on earth. They all date and are oppisate gender crazy. They call each other bruh and are obsessed with signing each others binders.Life for them is getting the most followers on instagram.They think they are so cool and go to Walt Whitman games, but really are super annoying to the high schoolers.They fight with kids from westland.All the boys and girls call each other bestie.They are the stupidest group of kids i have met
Whitman student:Do you see those group of kids where all the boys are holding the girls hands and calling each other besties and bruh?
Walt whitman studnet #2: Ya, they are being so loud.
Walt whiman student 3:They must be Pyle Sixth graders
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when someone dresses like a 12 year old. examples of sixth grade syndrome are nike sneakers, track pants, and a t shirt.
Girls won't settle for guys who have sixth grade syndrome, we like guys who can dress themselves.
Mark looks like a twelve year old today, he must have sixth grade syndrome,
A bitchy ass boy who plays sports and dresses like a FHUCKING HIGHLIGHTER AND THINKS CALLING PEOPLE “retarded” and “autistic” is a good roast.
that sixth grade boy that looks like a highlighter just called that girl “autistic”.
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Humorous, tongue-in-cheek reference to Philadelphia's proximity to, ease of travel to and fro, and cultural influence on/by New York City.
Q: Where do you live, Brooklyn?
A: No, I live in the Sixth Borough and am just up here for the night.
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