SOUR TARD
when you act a fool with major stupidity
geeze look at that sour tard
to be funny and r-t-rded, but mainly hardcore
sour – tard is derived from a sour r-t-rd
only hardcores are allowed to use this word
example 1:
boy: hey, did you see that youtube channel, sourtard?
girl: yeah, it’s awesome, i think everyone should check it out at youtube and search “sourtard”
boy: there hardcore at life and everything in it
example 2:
f-ggot: are you hardcore?
not a f-ggot: even better, i’m sourtard
f-ggot: what is that?
not a f-ggot: something you will never achieve!
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