I have brought peace

i have indeed brought peace, freedom and justice to my new empire.

but i did not recieve the rank of master.

"i have brought peace, freedom and justice to my new empire"

"Your new empire?"

by OkayJens September 18, 2020

Live in peace

Constant dozing off and on with no motivation, only getting up to take explosive diarrhea dumps, leaving the mess for the caretaker to clean up.

Your ex-wife stole $35,000 from you? So what, why can't ya just live in peace?

by Fat Broke Button January 17, 2021

poop of peace

taking a poop right before an exam to let out out stress

Hey are you ready for this final?

Yeah but I got to take a poop of peace first

by poopofpeace May 14, 2021

The Fitnessgram pacer test is a multistage aerobic capacity test program

The Fitnessgram pacer test is a multistage aerobic capacity test program. This means that you get no biotches.

Did you know that The Fitnessgram pacer test is a multistage aerobic capacity test program which gets progressively more difficult as it continues? That's like, pretty cool. This means that you typically spend no time outside.

by God Hisself June 8, 2023

“No justice, no peace!”

A Communist radical phrase chanted by two groups of Leftist protesters, one chanting “No justice”, and the other, “No peace.” The meaning of this phrase is that there will be no peaceful protests, but rather riots, vandalism and physical harassment of those feared to be in opposition to the Commie Leftists’ demands, unless their demands are met. The irony of the matter is that these Commie thugs are paid for their services by Globalist Non-Governmental Organizations who kick them to the curb when their services are no longer required.

“No justice, no peace!” Thus was the cry of the protesters masked in black as they attempted to take down a statue of William Wilberforce, before one of their leaders informed them that he was a good guy.

by UltraConservative August 29, 2022

Pacer

a chewy mint made popular in the eighties by really terrible advertising.
White, with two green stripes

no example, but it was spearmint, i think

by mictoboy December 3, 2004

Peace

A phrase used like "good bye..." meant to be used for close friends. Drug-ies use to say goodbye to deals

i.e. "Alright, man, peace."

OR "So you'll pick it (as in drug) up in two hours?! Good. Peace."

by NicoleCousins September 25, 2005