Snack Pack Race Track

You take a dump on somebodys chest, then use the dump as a lubricate to spin on ur ass. Preferably, you want ur legs tucked in.

Man, I'm so dizzy after last night. I gave my girlfriend a Snack Pack Race Track goin 80 miles per hour

by Rick James6969 December 23, 2008

packing plastic

Having credit cards that have large limits or no limits at all.

I dont care I am "packing plastic" I can buy anything I want

by Myimmortal791 June 28, 2008

Packed Out

Getting jumped, notably by gang members. Primarily used in California or any area influenced by California gang politics.

Are we good in that neighborhood? Im not trying to get packed out at a house party.

by Seven Trees Joob September 28, 2022

douche pack

An obnoxious gathering of douchebags, who exhibit pack-like behaviors. Similar to a gaggle of geese, school of fish or herd of buffalo.

We were drinking a few beers and having a good time until it was spoiled by the arrival of a douche pack.

by Son of Thor June 17, 2007

phanie packers

stephanie soo's fans which are not toxic, they don't create drama, loves daniel and stephiance, steph's cousin and steph's fiance , more than steph herself. Has a kink for stephiance's voice and big guns. THEY ALSO LOVE MANGO AND TIGER AND BOBO AND COCO.

"Do you know any non-toxic fans?"
"Yeah, the phanie packers, they are all so chill"

by LittleMangoButt August 18, 2019

Wolf-packed

A mind altering situation in which a someone is the focal point of multiple partners orally stimulating virtually every point of their body. Generally, the meal of this will lay on their back, while all other partners turn them into an oral feast. The image to onlookers is similar to a wolf pack after a fresh kill.

Girl 1: "So how did your birthday party go?"
Girl 2: "Oh my god... I got wolf-packed! There was so many mouths on me it was just a blur of tongues and slurping!"

by Sullenmax February 22, 2020

Packard Bell

Packard Bell, not to be confused with Hewlett-Packard, was an electronics company which manufactured PCs of such terrible quality that its products are aptly referred to as "Packaged Hell." Once you purchased one of their machines, you were stuck with a heap of crap after the motherboard or power supply invariably failed (the company insisted on using odd form factors making sure spare parts were impossible to find). Fortunately, the company ceased selling its crash-happy computers in the U.S. in 2000. Unfortunately, the brand continues to plague the European market.

You: hi sir, I'd like to buy a power supply for an A8550 Packard Bell.
Clerk: *blink*
You: uhh...well?
Clerk: may I interest you in a high-powered rifle for the disposal of your machine?

by hgdt43 March 14, 2008