Cosmopolitan
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Including people from many different countries.
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A [guide] on [how to] be a [worthless whore].
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a cocktail made famous by the show sex and the city. it consists of cranberry juice, [triple sec], vodka and lime. this is an extremely girly cocktail.
1 oz vodka
1/2 oz triple sec
1/2 oz cranberry juice
1/2 oz [roses] lime juice
1 [lime wedge] -
Cheap [politically incorrect] magazine for young [sluts and whores] which encourages teenybopperism and prepares young girls for a life as corporate whores. also claims its okay to be a slut, [smoke weed], cut yourself, etc..
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[Hip], cool, jet-set [version] of [monoculture].
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Similar to a [strawberry shortcake], but in this case you cum on a [black girls] face and then punch her in the nose so that the blood runs down her face so that you have chocolate, [vanilla], and strawberry mixed together.
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Typically an adjective used to describe a culture of people from many different countries. When an angry [white guy] pathetically attempts to use it as an insult, it only serves to [identify] the user of the word as a [white supremacist]. It also fails to insult the insultee.
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[Codeword] for a Jewish person implying they are part of a rootless, international clique that only look out for fellow tribe members. Generally it is used to refer to a prominent Jew in government, media, or business. Accordingly, their actions benefit their group above all else and are often [detrimental] to their nations of origin. Used in a similar context as [globalist].
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containing or having experience of people and things from many different parts of the world:
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A [cosmopolitan], sometimes also called cosmo, is a delicious cocktail made from vodka, [triple sec], cranberry juice and [freshly squeezed] or sweetened lime juice. [Cosmopolitan] is usually served without ice in a large cocktail glass, a so-called martini glass
Cosmopolitan is also a famous fashion magazine. The magazine is one of the best-selling magazines and is directed mainly towards a female audience.
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