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kids against cancer is a non-profit organization that raises money for children with cancer!
Victoria Tx. Relay for Life is another part of when we raise money for Kids Against Cancer.
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A group of people (typically teenagers) who have an obsession with bad jokes, puns, and jokes. They are usually looked at weirdly by their confusing and loud antics. They are also known for their "gang sign" which is basically the OK sign you make the forms an O shape and leaves your three other fingers out.
Those Cancerous Kids are so loud! Someone tell them to shut up! And what's with all the terrible jokes!
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Cancer was an amazing kid. He protec, he attac, but most importantly, he attac himself. Ever since the death of Technoblade, the #f*ckcancer community has grown, so much hate on him just because of his name, he could no longer go into society anymore because of this. For the past 9 days, he's been a massive nerd, it caused him to say unimaginable things, like "Minions 2: The Rise of Gru is a kids movie 🤓🤓🤓" and " Please Stop pulling My Ribs™ out 🤓🤓🤓" and just a few hours ago, he took his own life.
Bsishahsjja: i Know Technoblade is sad and all, but we need to respect Kid Named Cancer™
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My 7-month-old was on a play date with a cancer kid.
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a brat that annoys people with his presence alone or someone who acts childish
this discord cancer kid never learns his lessons
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Kid cancer is not a fucking thing so why are you searching it up
Jaydan: This guy has kid cancer
Jonathan: Thats not a real thing dumbass
Shorthand description for people like Tyler Trent, the 20 year old osteosarcoma bone cancer patient who inspired unranked Purdue to upset #2 Ohio State in football in 2018 after saying in a ESPN College GameDay feature regarding his cancer prognosis "The immediate future in my mind is that Purdue beats Ohio State next Saturday".
Has gone on to represent ANY inspiring person adopted by a sports for inspiration. Especially potent if accompanied by a feature story on ESPN by Tom Rinaldi.
When I saw Tom Rinaldi do the 6 minute feature story on the Purdue Cancer Kid, I knew immediately we were gonna lose.