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Get the pundit mug.Yelling Pidittle and punching the roof of the car when seeing a car with one headlight. The last person to yell and punch the roof removes one article of clothing. Great fun for late drunken nites, especially when you have your car full of girls. Note: pair of shoes and a pair of socks are one article respectively.
4 people in car, they see a pidittle and proceed to yell out "pidittle" and punch the roof of the car. Anne is last, thus she has to remove her shirt, pants, or shoes. Anne cannot remove socks or underwear due to being under existing articles.
by MosesOnAcid July 4, 2006
Get the pidittle mug.A person who claims to be an expert and markets him or herself as such, but has no discernable income or prior background being a practitioner in the subject matter they purport to represent. These individuals are usually offered talking points and a buried stipend (read: paid off) by a special interest group, such as a political party or industry lobby then go on to blog or make media appearances promoting their point of view to the detriment of people who are real-life practitioners and subject matter experts.
Andy is a pundit on technology issues but doesn't seem to have any real-world experience doing the things he promotes. Through some digging we can discover he is actually an industry shill.
by hot east August 2, 2012
Get the pundit mug.'Pindi boys' (or “boyses”) is the pejorative term used for the stereotypical slimy-haired, gaudily clothed, Punjabi accented youngsters of Rawalpindi, Pakistan who journey to Islamabad, usually in large groups of predominantly male friends, to enjoy the sights and sounds of our nation's capital.
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Get the Pindi Boy mug.A sports fan that relies on the most conventional opinion or intuition to predict the outcome of sporting events. Usually, this involves picking the team with the most popular players because of their assumed superiority over their opponents. The term draws off of drunken, opinionated barflies with antiquated knowledge of the sport in question. (abbrev. BSP)
ESPN.com writer and famous bar stool pundit Bill Simmons: "There's no way Brett Farve will fail to come through in the clutch. 24 interceptions this season? None of that will matter--it's the playoffs. The Vikings will win by 17."
by TPat the Dragon March 12, 2011
Get the bar stool pundit mug.Pindi boy is a term used to refer to young men from the city of Rawalpindi in Pakistan. Originally coined as a pejorative term by upstarts in Islamabad, the term has since been appropriated by the young men of Rawalpindi to define a sub-culture that represents grit, ambition, keeping it real, and a sense of rebelliousness against any system that aims to indulge in classism to oppress people.
Over time national media has also used the term to refer to the powerful Pakistan Army which is based in the city and has often conducted coups against corrupt and kleptocratic governments in Islamabad.
Pindi Boys take a lot of pride in their identity and consider themselves a band of brothers. The Pindi Boy identity transcends all ethnic, linguistic, provincial, tribal, sectarian, civilian/military divides that plague Pakistan. No matter where you are from if you have called Pindi home at any point in your life, you are a Pindi Boy. Period.
Pindi Boys are known for their strong bonds of friendship, often taking the fall for a friend or literally getting beat up by a gang instead of abandoning their friend/s. Many one-man stands are part of the Pindi Boy myth in which a single Pindi Boy held his ground against a much larger group of opponents. "Marss Thapay" is a Pindi Boy battle cry during a fight. This cry invigorates Pindi Boys while simultaneously demoralizing the opponent group with such speed that a fight is usually over by the time the words are uttered.
Over time national media has also used the term to refer to the powerful Pakistan Army which is based in the city and has often conducted coups against corrupt and kleptocratic governments in Islamabad.
Pindi Boys take a lot of pride in their identity and consider themselves a band of brothers. The Pindi Boy identity transcends all ethnic, linguistic, provincial, tribal, sectarian, civilian/military divides that plague Pakistan. No matter where you are from if you have called Pindi home at any point in your life, you are a Pindi Boy. Period.
Pindi Boys are known for their strong bonds of friendship, often taking the fall for a friend or literally getting beat up by a gang instead of abandoning their friend/s. Many one-man stands are part of the Pindi Boy myth in which a single Pindi Boy held his ground against a much larger group of opponents. "Marss Thapay" is a Pindi Boy battle cry during a fight. This cry invigorates Pindi Boys while simultaneously demoralizing the opponent group with such speed that a fight is usually over by the time the words are uttered.
The Prime Minister is in real trouble now, he has pissed off the Pindi Boys.
Keep your daughter at home, Pindi Boys are in F-7 Markaz. She might run away with one.
We didn't stand a chance against Pindi Boys. Someone shouted "Marss Thapay" and it was over before we knew it
oooh I really like him, he's SO bad, just like a Pindi Boy
From an actual Venture Capital profile:
Jasim Haider will go down in history as the man who helped Pindi boys take pride in who there are like they never dared to before. Because the first thing that Rabeel Warraich told me was not that he is Pakistan’s first professional venture capitalist, nor that he graduated from MIT and worked as an investment banker at Morgan Stanley or the private equity direct investing arm of GIC, the sovereign wealth fund of Singapore, though all of these things are true and impressive credentials. No, the first thing he told me was that he was a proud Pindi boy.
Keep your daughter at home, Pindi Boys are in F-7 Markaz. She might run away with one.
We didn't stand a chance against Pindi Boys. Someone shouted "Marss Thapay" and it was over before we knew it
oooh I really like him, he's SO bad, just like a Pindi Boy
From an actual Venture Capital profile:
Jasim Haider will go down in history as the man who helped Pindi boys take pride in who there are like they never dared to before. Because the first thing that Rabeel Warraich told me was not that he is Pakistan’s first professional venture capitalist, nor that he graduated from MIT and worked as an investment banker at Morgan Stanley or the private equity direct investing arm of GIC, the sovereign wealth fund of Singapore, though all of these things are true and impressive credentials. No, the first thing he told me was that he was a proud Pindi boy.
by Andy Khan September 20, 2021
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