by Isaac Reid marchanger October 24, 2015
by greg April 12, 2005
A: what do you think of my new shoes?
B: Pity on your time from a long time ago!!
A: Really? that good?
B: Pity on your time from a long time ago!!
A: Really? that good?
by Zach Engel March 30, 2005
the talk of mr. T, but with some added nerd-talk. he is expressing his pity for the fools who dont like the frozen dairy product called ice cream
sam gloshen: i dont like ice cream
MR T.:i pity teh fool who doesnt like ice cream!
chris daviduk: MR T. do you pity teh fool who doesnt like ice cream?
MR T.: i pity teh fool who doesnt like ice cream!
MR T.:i pity teh fool who doesnt like ice cream!
chris daviduk: MR T. do you pity teh fool who doesnt like ice cream?
MR T.: i pity teh fool who doesnt like ice cream!
by mr. beck's advisory March 04, 2009
When someone hangs out with you because they feel bad for you. But it's pitiful because they will talk behind your back or are the reason that people feel bad for said person. No notice of planning, pity parties happen when said person may happen upon something that they are seeing experienced. They are included out of pity.
by Itswhatiwant December 26, 2017
by Username 1552 September 05, 2021
A plate of food (usually wrapped in aluminum foil) you bring home to gramma or granpa from a family function or celebration they were too old to attend. Usually, the intended recipient really hates this and only accepts it with a grimace and mumbled words.
Ah poor gramma and pop-pop they couldn't come to Thanksgiving dinner because they were too old to leave the house. Let's bring them a 'pity plate' home to them.
by nottachooch November 23, 2017