"Twingey Pam"
Originated in 2005 at The University of Kent and has spread wide around the country.
The word has many uses and many wide applications. It can be used in both a positive and negative context where "twinge" is the verb and "pam" the noun.
Originated in 2005 at The University of Kent and has spread wide around the country.
The word has many uses and many wide applications. It can be used in both a positive and negative context where "twinge" is the verb and "pam" the noun.
'Dude, I'm twinging my pam right now.'
'I'd twinge her pam.'
'I've got a twingey pam today'
'I'm twinging on a poomplex.'
'Up for twinging some pam?'
'I'd twinge her pam.'
'I've got a twingey pam today'
'I'm twinging on a poomplex.'
'Up for twinging some pam?'
by JAMwIsE February 22, 2009