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In Call of Duty where you go to shoot someone and in your excitement press too hard on the control stick and melee helplessly whilst your opponent guns you down.
In Call of Duty where you go to shoot someone and in your excitement press too hard on the control stick and melee helplessly whilst your opponent guns you down.
"I would have totally just owned you if I didn't panic knife!"
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"You were one away from a killsteak man what happened??"
"I panic knifed..."
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"You were one away from a killsteak man what happened??"
"I panic knifed..."
by odearwtfisthatlol January 24, 2010
Get the Panic Knife mug.Panic! is a very good band with a very unique sound. People say they sound just like fall out boy and all i can say is "nay!". While yes some of the songs may sound like they could have been done by FOB, P!ATD does not limit thereself to just that pop punk sound like FOB. If you listen to the entire cd(not just what they play on the radio like most people), then you can hear that P!ATD incorporates pop-punk(The Only Difference...), techno(It's Time to Dance), emo(Lying Is The Most Fun...), ska(There's A Good Reason These Tables...), they even use some piano in one of their songs(But It's Better If You Do). The rest of the songs i really can't classify because they are all unique in their own ways.
Even though they are a mainstream band that all the little 13 year old girls love now, P!ATD should not be listened to until you can really understand the lyrics(Lying Is The Most... is a good example of what i mean). It seems that a lot of songs are based on growing up and the things a person goes through from about 15-16 until marriage and even after that. Like i just turned 18 so It's Better If You Do and Lying... both fit me perfectly at this point in my life. All i can say is P!ATD is a breath of fresh air compared to pretty much everything that is popular right now.
Even though they are a mainstream band that all the little 13 year old girls love now, P!ATD should not be listened to until you can really understand the lyrics(Lying Is The Most... is a good example of what i mean). It seems that a lot of songs are based on growing up and the things a person goes through from about 15-16 until marriage and even after that. Like i just turned 18 so It's Better If You Do and Lying... both fit me perfectly at this point in my life. All i can say is P!ATD is a breath of fresh air compared to pretty much everything that is popular right now.
13 year old girl 1: have u heard the panic! at the disco cd yet?
13 year old girl 2: yeah, its so awesome. they sound just like FOB and i love the lyrics.
13 year old girl 1: yeah i love the lyrics too.
Me: Are you fuckin kidding me? They do not sound just like FOB and what the hell do you two know about break-ups, finally turning 18, spending time in the hospital, and do you even know what martyrdom is? FUCK MYSPACE AND MTV!!!
13 year old girl 2: yeah, its so awesome. they sound just like FOB and i love the lyrics.
13 year old girl 1: yeah i love the lyrics too.
Me: Are you fuckin kidding me? They do not sound just like FOB and what the hell do you two know about break-ups, finally turning 18, spending time in the hospital, and do you even know what martyrdom is? FUCK MYSPACE AND MTV!!!
by Shane' July 8, 2006
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Some of the worst fangirls i've ever witnessed(sp?). They only like Panic at the disco because they think the members (Brendon Urie, Jon Walker, Spencer Smith, and Ryan Ross) are attractive. Most are under the age of 16.
PATD fangirl #1: 0MG 0MG 0MG 0MG RYAN R0$$ IS $000000 HAWT!!!!!!!11111111111
PATD fangirl #2: GIT OFF HIM HE'S MYNE!11111111
me: O.o *mumbles* panic at the disco fangirls
PATD fangirl #2: GIT OFF HIM HE'S MYNE!11111111
me: O.o *mumbles* panic at the disco fangirls
by ms. randompants February 12, 2008
Get the panic at the disco fangirl mug.1. a great punk/electronica vegas band that has had a huge hit with their song-- "i write sins, Not tragedies"
2.What happens when the disco ball explodes at the club.
2.What happens when the disco ball explodes at the club.
News reporter: Can you explain to me what is happening here sir?
Disco Club member: awwww man! We were partying like crazy and then the disco ball totaly exploded dude! it woas groovy at one time but now-- IT'S JUST PANIC! AT THE DISCO!!!
Disco Club member: awwww man! We were partying like crazy and then the disco ball totaly exploded dude! it woas groovy at one time but now-- IT'S JUST PANIC! AT THE DISCO!!!
by Grif is King!! May 18, 2006
Get the Panic! At the disco mug.Very complex term, long etymological story: from the French "Panique au Zaire", referring to popular urban revolutions in colonial Congo, when cities were being looted and white colonists chased out of their villa's. Black urban youngsters in Congo picked up all kinds of headlines from the newspapers and radio-bulletins, and turned them into insults, slang and creative poetry.
(It's in these colonial contexts, like in South Africa and Zaire in the 1950s, that rap developed).
When the Belgian colonizers were becoming more repressive and the Congolese came to understand just how heavily they were being exploited, they often created little urban uprisings, to scare off the White Man. They also used code language to fool the cops.
These "gangsters" used to run through the streets, ironically shouting "PANIKOZAIRE! PANIKOZAIRE" at the white cops and the white wives who hid behind the walls of their chique villas.
Nowadays, tough people (in the French bidonvilles and ghettos) still use it in an ironic way, to scare others off.
Instead of scaring whitey with something like "I'm going to murder you right here right now", just shout PANIKOZAIRE, smile and grab his wallet.
(It's in these colonial contexts, like in South Africa and Zaire in the 1950s, that rap developed).
When the Belgian colonizers were becoming more repressive and the Congolese came to understand just how heavily they were being exploited, they often created little urban uprisings, to scare off the White Man. They also used code language to fool the cops.
These "gangsters" used to run through the streets, ironically shouting "PANIKOZAIRE! PANIKOZAIRE" at the white cops and the white wives who hid behind the walls of their chique villas.
Nowadays, tough people (in the French bidonvilles and ghettos) still use it in an ironic way, to scare others off.
Instead of scaring whitey with something like "I'm going to murder you right here right now", just shout PANIKOZAIRE, smile and grab his wallet.
by lourenço September 14, 2004
Get the Panikozaire mug.When a straight man suddently gets a terror and anxiety inducing feeling, while respectfully looking at a woman he deems attractive.
I-.. what do I do!? I just saw HER and.. and .. I- I- I think I having 🌟Straight panic🌟.. help me please!
by eFFect7x June 3, 2021
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