culture: people assume they are part of a culture, they are right
culture: many bacteria don't assume they are, but they are
culture: many bacteria don't assume they are, but they are
by Standing Down November 1, 2007
by uwuaca December 19, 2021
Culture is a vague but meaningless term used by clueless high school sports team coaches, which tries to shift the focus of a team's success from the talent of the players to the "vision" or other attributes of the coach.
"We had a normal coach here last season who said the only time he wanted to hear the word "culture" was if they were going to culture brain tissue from a dead player to see if he had CTE."
by JTreehorn February 21, 2023
Cultured is a word that don’t need a definition, it’s more of a ‘if you know then you know’ type of thing…
Just stay Cultured kmt you don’t wanna be that guy thats lip sincing all the songs in the party
Just stay Cultured kmt you don’t wanna be that guy thats lip sincing all the songs in the party
by definedbythegreatest January 18, 2022
The beat of the drums, the poetic lyrics from our pens, and the cries of our voices in blues/hip hop/soul are our marks for The Culture.
by GI K August 2, 2019
-A term invoked by people who feel pride in accomplishments of others.
-A justification for all kinds of human rights violation.
-An outcome of evolutionary beneficial group thinking, and thus a racist generalisation.
-Also used in conjunction with 'history' for more pride and group thinking.
-A justification for all kinds of human rights violation.
-An outcome of evolutionary beneficial group thinking, and thus a racist generalisation.
-Also used in conjunction with 'history' for more pride and group thinking.
Our culture is better than yours, because we have old buildings built by despots.
Those germans in poland should belong to the german reich, because they are part of our culture and history!
Those germans in poland should belong to the german reich, because they are part of our culture and history!
by Ralph R. Emmers July 7, 2006
Act 1:
Xperson: I love my X culture!
Yperson: I love my Y culture!
Act 2:
*Both cultures encounter*
Act3:
Xperson & Yperson: I think your culture is bothering me!
Xperson & Yperson: Mine is better than yours!
Act 3:
Struggle.
Xperson: I love my X culture!
Yperson: I love my Y culture!
Act 2:
*Both cultures encounter*
Act3:
Xperson & Yperson: I think your culture is bothering me!
Xperson & Yperson: Mine is better than yours!
Act 3:
Struggle.
by andersmusician January 6, 2010