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(n.) - A special-interest group or social activist group that espouses a specific cause to improve society or promote social or political concerns
"There is no special cause group for Dutch people in America, but there should be since many of our English words, such as Dutch treat and dutch oven and dutch wife are slurs on the Dutch."
- overheard at a watercooler outside a bookstore in Amsterdam on April 3, 2010
A group filled with teens who think they are older than they actually are.
They are also messed up in many more ways than one.
This Group featuring old people. is odd.
People who really do give a shit about other people don't feel a need to get themselves or their charity group on a TV News Camera to promote themselves. People who haven't taken anything from anyone don't feel a need to give them a chicken each, or food. That kind of thing comes from someone or a group who sees themselves as shepards amongst sheep, walking behind them with a cane.
I care charity group is bullshit, they don't give a fuck about you.
Someone who really gives a fuck about other people doesn't feel a need to get on the news and promote or advertise their group or themselves, just like someone who's really on your side doesn't need to tell you they're on your side all the time.
I care charity group isn't on your side and doesn't give a fuck about you. Should you ever trust someone who pretends to give a fuck about you but really doesn't? You're never the only one getting played, even if you think you are.
the last thing you wouldnt want to be leaked
"bro they leaked our XBOX group chat'
"FUC-"
someone who circulates in the group chat often. this person (in most cases) is not aware of this however. usually someone the group chat makes fun of.
Person 1: "Sarah is our group chat celebrity."
Person 2: "Yup! We talk about her all the time."
a group in which each person in the group only has a one year age difference.
Blue Ivy Carter is 5, North Kardashian West is 4, and Harley Loraine Tiller is 3. They are a "staircase group"