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51. Mayor McCheese
One of the more endearing terms of endearment. "Thank you, Mayor McCheese." See also 80's, Food.
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53. Kenny G.
My aunt loves him--but then, whose aunt doesn't? The G stands for "Gorelick," by the way, which should be its own separate entry. See also Hair, Jazz.
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54. Naive People from the Future
What are tears? What does it mean to love? In the supremely rational society of Planet Zilgamore, we've done away with these things. Can you show me how to kiss? See also 50's, Sci-fi.
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55. Mathlete
Just that one letter at the beginning takes you from high school cool to hyper-nerd. See also Nerds, Teenagers.
Dude. Do us a solid. Add your own funny person.
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57. Security Guard Watching Sports on a Small, Black-and-White Television
If you ever need to sneak past a person to advance the plot, he's the guy. See also Movies.
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58. Sesquipedalians
Someone who likes to use long words. Sounds more like a sea creature!
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59. Xantippe
She's the wife of Greek philosopher Socrates who was known for her bad temper. Now the term is used to signify a shrew or surly spouse (who more often than not thinks children should neither be seen nor heard). See also Greek.
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60. Hyperpolysyllabicsesquipedalianist
A person who loves to use extremely long words (oh the irony).