Pascal

Weapon used to piss on hobos

verb- To Pascal someone

"Dude, I saw a homeless guy asking me money today, I Pascaled him"

by Jefefe DunHAM dot com January 31, 2009

don't panic

The most useful phrase in the english language. Popularised by Douglas Adams in The Hitchhikes Guild to the Galaxy - the best book ever written.

Somone wrote Don't Panic on the cover of my calculator. It gets me through exams.

by Last Chancer October 26, 2006

Pascagoula

A medium-sized town on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The city grew around the area's major employer, Ingalls (Now Northrup Grumman) Ship Building, where the USS Cole was repaired after the terrorists blew a large hole in the side in October 12, 2000 in Yemini. The town is often referred to as "The City of Seven Smells" by locals, due to the strange odors of nearby chemical plants. Chevron has a major refinery there, First Chemical owns a plant there, and there's a cat food plant that also adds to the reason for this humorous moniker. Pascagoula is located near the major interstate I10, which runs across almost the whole continent. The city is on the very south-eastern edge of Mississippi, on the Alabama border. To the west, several small cities-Gautier (pronounced GO-SHAY,) followed by Ocean Springs. West of Ocean Springs is Biloxi, home of Mississippi's gambling mecca. The temparatures on the Gulf of Mexico are very high-humidity is near 100% year round. Due to the high moisture content of the air, it does little good to sweat, making heat strokes fairly common. Jimmy Buffet was born in Pascagoula, also referred to as 'Goula by the locals. Pascagoula is 100 miles from New Orleans, and 50 miles from Mobile, Alabama. It's a nice place to visit... but you wouldn't want to live there!

Welcome to Pascagoula, The City of Seven Smells!
I'm headed back to 'Goula after I'm done gambling at the Grand Casino in Biloxi.
Damn, it's hot here in Pascagoula.
Damn, it smells funny outside this morning in Pascagoula-the chemical plants are poisoning us all
Damn, I'm never moving back to Pascagoula! You can't make me! Never!

by Timepilot2084 April 10, 2011

pascal

An underrated high-level programming language developed in the 1970s by Niklaus Wirth. Pascal was originally intended to teach good programming practices, but in the early 1980s, Borland took the language and made it more powerful and widespread by introducing Turbo Pascal. Today, Pascal is still used in the form of Delphi, a Windows RAD development tool similar to Visual Basic, but much more powerful. Applications developed using Pascal usually contain far fewer bugs than other high-level programming languages.

Contrary to popular belief, Pascal, today, is just as powerful as C, C++, or Java.

by signull July 30, 2006

panic! at the disco

An awesome 'scene' band that blends together (creatively, I might add) rock, techno, disco, and pop to make up catchy songs about life. Their random lyrics seem to pull together in every song. They use very big words in their dance-worthy songs.

Anna:"Dude, I can't wait to hang at the Panic! at the disco concert"
Stephanie:"I know, it's gonna be awesome!"

by Anna Elizabeth January 16, 2006

Panic! At The Disco

One of the best bands ever to exist. They have their own sound and style.

Person 1: Did you get to go to the Panic! At the Disco concert last night?
Person 2: Yeah. And I hear Pete Wentz was there...
Person 1: Lucky...

by Your Mom (ooooohhh) December 28, 2005

Pascal

A display of the skin on a man's chest through a revealing piece of clothing (i.e., a deep V-neck, a dress shirt with only the lower-half of the buttons done, a stretched out collar).

- "That guy's rocking a Pascal."

- "A bit of Pascal can be really hot."

by zetizzun April 18, 2011