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Is Swag the same as Steeze

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GaperKing
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I am new to the newschooler community and I was just wondering if someone could help me define the word steeze, is it like swag for skiiers?
Nov 21 2013 4:19AM
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ChillTeenDad420
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fitting username
Nov 21 2013 4:28AM
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MiniMeDanny
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nah swag is when you roll sushi on a bitch and steeexze is mixing lean wit promethazene

in terms of skiign

swag is riding away thikning about owning your franchise footlocker
steee is s'rrrrrrfing
Nov 21 2013 5:07AM
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McLS
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No it's not.
Nov 21 2013 5:13AM
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ESB
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More or less, yes. Steeze is not only swag, but the essence of swagger itself. It's also the bee's knees, and the thank you may I have another please.
Nov 21 2013 6:58AM
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Afterbang.no
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Secretly We Are Gay, it's not the same


"The term swag was invented in the early 60's by a group of gay men in Hollywood. It stands for 'secretly we are gay' and was most frequently used as code on posters announcing gay orgies."
Nov 21 2013 7:30AM
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Mr.Bishop
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You could also postulate that Steeze is simply our own vernacular used to describe someone with 'style' - and that Swag is the same, but juxtaposed into another industry or social clan.

Of course, perhaps Steeze would refer more to the way you ski, and Swag refers to the swagger in which one carries oneself whence in the liftline or lodge. Lets try...

"Damn bro... that motherfucker got swag... dope steeze on the skis too."

Hmmm... I think that was a miserable failure.

In the end its all about people expressing themselves, and we can use all sorts of wacky words to describe that pursuit. However... its really subjective and massively different between usages.
Nov 21 2013 11:55AM
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RoofDaRoofieDogg
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you only yolo once
Nov 21 2013 12:15PM
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phiberawptik
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Huge difference. In that if I hear someone say "steeze" i'm like cool. However the utterance of the word "swag" makes me start thinking about physical violence.
Nov 21 2013 12:22PM
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Kimbo~Slice
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Y'ALL THINK YOU'RE FUNNY Y'ALL CAN GO TO HELL AND LISTEN TO CHRIS FUCKING BROWN ON A LOOP.

Y'ALL NEED TO LISTEN TO SOME REAL MUSIC LIKE MOTHERFUCKING ABBA Y'ALL THEY STARTED FROM THE BOTTOM AND THEY STILL THERE YO AND THAT'S LEGIT YA FEEL COS THEY'RE STARTED UNDAGROUND AND THEY STILL UNDERGROUND SO Y'ALL CAN SHUT YOUR GAPERASS TRAPS
Nov 21 2013 12:34PM
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yeahno
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Nov 21 2013 12:38PM
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Toaster-Tony
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Nov 21 2013 12:56PM
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Scrappy_Cat
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gangstarr has steeze LL Cool J has Swag
Nov 21 2013 1:50PM
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S.Ki
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Style + Ease = Steeze
Nov 21 2013 2:00PM
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cydwhit
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No, Swag is Stuff We All Get
Nov 21 2013 2:08PM
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Nowison
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Nov 21 2013 2:15PM
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mski
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You wear steeze

You embody swag
Nov 21 2013 2:29PM
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sivercartel4ever
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. Yoyo!!!
Nov 22 2013 12:51PM
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Craigskis
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Best check in for a quote from the Skiboss on this subject.
Nov 22 2013 12:59PM
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RonJeremiah
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Well for starters the term steeze is basically a combination of style and ease. Swag is actually a term that gapers and beliebers use to describe other gays such as themselves.
Nov 22 2013 7:42PM
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