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A slang (and considered derogatory) term for immigrants from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. The name comes itself stems from the apparent accent-laden pronunciation of “twenty” by the any of the aforementioned groups. Also, a word that can be considered to represent many of the particular lingustic nuances of languages spoken by any of the abovementioned.
"I had to sit beside a brempti on the subway today! It stunk!"
7-Eleven Employee: "Here is your change sir, whon dollahr an brempti cents"
Customer: "hahaha!"
7-Eleven Employee: "Here is your change sir, whon dollahr an brempti cents"
Customer: "hahaha!"
by Penix July 2, 2009
Get the Brempti mug.Cow sourcing is a term dating back to the early colonial years whereby farmers and early settlers would use their livestock to maintain the length of the grass around their house.
Cow sourcing is typically employed by people more interested in drinking than mowing lawn.
Cow sourcing has been adopted my many different cultures over the years:
- New Zealand - sheep sourcing
- Afghanistan - goat sourcing
- South Africa - wilderbeest sourcing
- Antartica - penguin sourcing
Cow sourcing is typically employed by people more interested in drinking than mowing lawn.
Cow sourcing has been adopted my many different cultures over the years:
- New Zealand - sheep sourcing
- Afghanistan - goat sourcing
- South Africa - wilderbeest sourcing
- Antartica - penguin sourcing
Ethel: Arthur, the lawn is getting long, you better stop drinking and now it.
Arthur: Fuck it, let’s just cow source it.
That dude should just cow source the job.
With grass like that, you gotta get into cow sourcing.
Arthur: Fuck it, let’s just cow source it.
That dude should just cow source the job.
With grass like that, you gotta get into cow sourcing.
by Penix December 5, 2017
Get the cow sourcing mug.The state of inebriation where one can be part of serious accidents, and emerge unscathed. This is because when inebriated the body does not tense-up in critical situations, and thus avoids injury.
Person 1: "Max wiped out on the stairs last night, it was brutal!"
Person 2: "Did he have to go to the hospital?"
Person 1: "Naw, he was wearing his Drunk Armour"
Person 2: "Did he have to go to the hospital?"
Person 1: "Naw, he was wearing his Drunk Armour"
by Penix January 19, 2009
Get the Drunk Armour mug.An acronym for "Believe it Comrade". (1) Used when someone questions the validity of a claim or statement that has been made. (2) Used to reinforce a claim or statement. See also (DNBiC.
Person 1: "I once saw the big boss glory hole a Roma Gypsy on a train to Slovakia"
Person 2: "No way!"
Person 3: "BiC!!!"
Person 2: "No way!"
Person 3: "BiC!!!"
by Penix April 2, 2007
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