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Qué (quién) es yuppie gunfight - definición

US MUSICAL GROUP
Yuppie Pricks

yuppie gunfight      
when two or more people reach for their cell phone when one rings. see also 'cellphonic appraisal'
when ron, justin, and mike heard a cell phone ring, it was a yuppie gunfight to see who could grab their phone first.
Hunnewell gunfight         
Hunnewell, Kansas Gunfight; Hunnewell Gunfight
The Hunnewell gunfight (August 21, 1884)Barbour County Index August 22, 1884 Library of Congress was a gunfight of the Old West which involved no known gunmen, hence it is mostly forgotten today. However, at the time, it was widely circulated.
Blackwell gunfight         
Blackwell Gunfight
The Blackwell gunfight occurred on the morning of December 4, 1896, when a posse of American lawmen confronted two bandits at their hideout near Blackwell, Oklahoma. During a lengthy shootout that followed, Deputy Alfred O.

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The Yuppie Pricks

The Yuppie Pricks are an American five-piece punk rock band from Austin, Texas, United States. They "deal in reverse psychology punk by ironically celebrating the materialist excesses of the upwardly mobile in songs like "Greed Is Good," "Fraternity Days" and "Fuck You, I’m Rich," which are tinged with old school UK punk, Black Flag and Dead Kennedys touches."

Alternately described as "raucous, straight-ahead punk" and "American Psycho hardcore with a wicked sense of humor" the Yuppie Pricks are frequently lauded for their live performances, where they've been known to wear John McEnroe-era tennis gear and denounce the 'service industry scum' who come to their shows.

Director John Waters cited the Yuppie Pricks song "Coke Party" in a Variety magazine interview, as one of five songs that mean a lot to him.