SHU kid
pr-nounced “shoe kid”.
a typical shu kid is a seton hall student. a typical suburban high-fiving, letter-wearing,”come-to-our-mixer” advertising, obnoxious facebook/mysp-ce/aim addict who can’t even mute their laptop while in cl-ss, ibm-t60-carrying fool who gets mugged for their ipod on south orange ave in broad daylight, overtanned, hollister-shopping, babbling idiot who has no idea what they are talking about when it comes to academics, hand-raiser for stupid/already answered questions, who run around the green in the middle of the night for sh-ts and giggles, spoiled, overly-loud texters, white “gangster” sign flipping, jaywalking, parking-spot stealing, high-pitch voiced effing m-f-s.
it’s not a good thing if someone calls you a shu kid.
“hey, you like, almost, like, ran me over!”
“oh! i’m sorry! was i driving during a f-cking green light?!?!?! i’m so sorry about that, you jaywalking half-wit f-cking shu kid!!!!”
“oh em gee! like, eff you!”
“oh no! another seton hall student got mugged for his ipod on so ave!”
“what a freaking shu kid.”
“f-cking shu kids.”
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