pineville

Hick ass town in North Carolina, where all the rednecks go to live and work. The detwilers own it and everyone

Hey yallll, are yall comin' to the fall fest in pineville

Hey joe, comn eat your fixins in pineville

by Namabruh November 25, 2007

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pineapple emoji

Pineapple emoji is the Signal for tasting good

I sent her the pineapple emoji to indicate i taste good so she coming over 👍🏼🍍

by Joe98nich November 25, 2016

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pinecone

It doesn't really mean anything....can be used as an insult as well as a compliment. Actual pinecones from trees are excellent for throwing at people.

"I hate you, you are a pinecone."(insult)

"You're such a pinecone."
(compliment or insult. depends on tone of voice)

by Noel Lee. March 4, 2007

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Pineapple

said when one answers the phone mid-sexual activity, signals the person calling to call back in an hour.

Son of a bitch, Mike went to his girlfriend's house so when i called to find out where he was, he pineapple'd me

by The Reverend Sychnine Twitch December 20, 2008

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Pollock Pines is originally a general place name that describes the populated area just East of Placerville, then Camino CA (a town at the end of the railhead from Sacramento CA) and progressing eastward to the 13 Mile Post and then toward the crest of the Sierra Nevada Mountains going from Meyer's Grade, to Echo Summit, then down slope to Lake Tahoe and on to Reno (the next railhead East). Pollock pines encompases many different Stage Stops marked in milage between Placerville, CA and South Tahoe CA. These stops were also used as place names for the original East-West Pony Express route which is very closely mimicked by U.S. HWY 50

Stage Driver: Well, folks, it's time to depart Placerville (old Hangtown) and head up Rupley Grade to Camino for a quick horse change, appropriate libations and personal business, and then up to the ridge of Pollock Pines, where we'll have smooth travel and ample mail stops offering brief rest for all.

by Jakatola February 10, 2010

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