Jean-Paul

Jean-Paul is a person that often characterises others by their flaws. He tries to let people down gently and often calls them out harshly in the end. Jean Pauls do not care about what they say, cos they will come back like a boomerang. Despite Jean-Paul being very flawed within himself, they can be comforting and friendly when they need to be. More often than not, Jean-Paul will buy you something for you're birthday and will invite you to his parties especially if he likes you. Jean-Pauls are loving yet harsh at the same time, similar to if Oprah and Ellen Degeneres had a baby, that would be what a Jean-Paul is.

A white wanna-be gangsta who's a playa and is a p.i.m.p. with the girls. He gets any chick he wants. Although he is white, they can rap your socks off. He is very dangerous at night.

This man has big dick energy. He let god, his creation, get credit when he created the earth so that people wouldn’t crowd around him. He is fabled to have KO’d Jesus Christ in heaven when the lord attacked him for having a 186 K/D against him. The legends say that when medusa stared him down, she turned to stone and that he gave the great Gaia his spare adamantine so Kronos could kill Uranus.

This person has very big penis and all the woman think of him and want him.

This person makes woman wet.

Jean Paul is the sexiest man on earth, he is a loyal and kind man. He is annoying sometimes but every girl will likes him o

A French philosopher, political activist, novelist, and playwright, among his varied portfolio. His philosophy primarily concerned existentialism, in which he was highly influenced by Heideggar, Husserl, and the founders of the subject, Kierkegaard and Nietzsche. His ideas on existentialism have come to define the subject. Among his numerous highly-acclaimed works, his most popular include "No Exit," "The Wall," "Being and Nothingness," and "Nausea."

The act of consuming a croissant without crumbling a single atom of crumb. Throughout the period of enlightenment this was considered an impossible act by mere mortals. However, in the year 1869, frenchman Jean-Paul Bordeaux brought the human race to a new horizon of the art of croissant-eating (croissantology) when he consumed an entire croissant in one bite; completely without crumbing. One can draw great parallels between the Jean-Paul Manoeuvre and the more modern "Grape Fruit Technique" due to the similar wrist movements whilst performing both manoeuvres.