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A phrase commonly used by the easiest people to label. basically means "people don't need labels"
And for music, movies, comic books/graphic novels, weapons, etc. Seriously, this phrase is bullshit. We need labels, it is part of the marketing industry. Every piece of clothing you own, every cd, or everything you own (in general) is made by somebody. It was made to sell to you. The labels are there to make it easier to sell stuff. For example, you wouldn't sell a video game to an amish person would you? no, that is not their intended audience. Their intended audience are "gamers." Gamers is a label. You wouldn't sell a heavy metal cd to a gangsta would you? no, you would sell it to a metalhead or somebody that listens to metal.
Whan a sign is taken off from a building and the dust and fade marks still show in the shape of the former sign.
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Derivative of soulful and incomparable songstress Patti LaBelle, known for her strong vocals and signature high octave vocal belting, and being so spontaneous that she has never sang a song the same whenever performing live. LaBelt (v) synonymous with the vocal technique "belting"; when (a woman) transfers her chest voice into a head voice range with strong projection and stability. For a singer to LaBelt a note they must be in their upper register (must be C6, C#6, and if they've got the chops a D6, Eb6, or E6) and able to hold said note until you get chills. (Some people known to LaBelt are Jennifer Hudson, Whitney Houston, Christina Aguilera, Mariah Carey...) It can sound amazing, or just loud as hell. a concert or song can also be "LaBelle'd" (adj) to give a memorable, stand-on-your-feet, bring you to tears or make you shout, LIVE performance that could only be experienced once in a lifetime. (Because this artist refuses to lipsync).
Someone who is the victim of a derogatory tag, name or label; merely because they happen to have one or two minuscule or otherwise unimportant, vague similarities with the said tag.It can lead to low self-esteem, lack of friends and money, indecisiveness, loss of fashion sense. Many people happen to be victims, and usually become victims by being called such a label by a friend or person who religiously flocks to Encyclopedia Dramatica (ED) for everything they don't know about, and to find new things to bash. Occasionally, UD comes into play with these tags, but it is not always the case.Sometimes it even results in the said Label Victim to become an hero.
When subsections of the same stereotype collide causing a hatred of all subsections other than one's own, causing a massive "war". For example the "Goth" subsections. Each thinks they have started a trend and all else fails. Most of the time it seems as if the trend that derived from goth hates the stereotype it was derived from. The Goths The Brootals The Emos The Hardcore Kids The Scenes
Someone who exclusively (or mostly) wears "name brand" or high fashion labels. They are know to wear only what's in style right "now!". They often purchase clothes solely based on labels and disregard personal style preference or common sense. Most label whore's generally cannot actually afford the clothes they buy as so much of it goes out of style within months. They're also known to "Shop & Swap" (wear and return clothing after one use).
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one who collects of beer bottles
Verb. To copy and paste someone else's online comments as your own. A type of plagiarism.--ing, --ed
1. The act of having a woman ride you while wearing a paperbag on your head and later claiming it was assault.