Pushing P just mean pressure or playa and it's not restricted to just that. You can use it in other senses as well but basically getting ya own money, thats 🅿️ flexing daddy's money ain't 🅿️.
Yo I Nate I just cheated on my girl!
Nate: That ain't 🅿️ (pushing p)
"What does P mean"
A: You ain't 🅿️ if youn know what 🅿️ mean
Bro! I'm pushing P
Nate: That ain't 🅿️ (pushing p)
"What does P mean"
A: You ain't 🅿️ if youn know what 🅿️ mean
Bro! I'm pushing P
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Alternatively known as the WAFFLE STOMP.
Tootsie refereeing to a nick name for toes also tootsie rolls look like turd logs.
Alternatively known as the WAFFLE STOMP.
Tootsie refereeing to a nick name for toes also tootsie rolls look like turd logs.
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Pushing an unqualified candidate for a major office possibly because they are good looking and / or fascinating to the public.
John McCain did this in the 2008 Presidential race. His Vice Presidential Pick was an obscure Alaskan Governor who's other main political post was mayor of Wasilla, Alaska. Whenever she was interviewed away from her handlers, she showed a surprising lack of knowledge about the world.
John McCain did this in the 2008 Presidential race. His Vice Presidential Pick was an obscure Alaskan Governor who's other main political post was mayor of Wasilla, Alaska. Whenever she was interviewed away from her handlers, she showed a surprising lack of knowledge about the world.
John McCain was "Pushing a Palin" when he picked his Vice Presidential running mate. (before she Pulled a Pallin" and quit her post as Governor of Alaska)
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Idiom used to imply someone who is Dead and whose body is fertilizing plants (sunflowers). Hence you are "pushing" sunflowers up from the ground.
Popularly, the idiom was Pushing Daisies. This variation was inspired by a brave Ukrainian woman who encouraged Russian soldiers to fertilize sunflowers, during the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Pushing Daisies was the idiom. Now it shall forever be Pushing Sunflowers.
Popularly, the idiom was Pushing Daisies. This variation was inspired by a brave Ukrainian woman who encouraged Russian soldiers to fertilize sunflowers, during the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022.
Pushing Daisies was the idiom. Now it shall forever be Pushing Sunflowers.
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