perkiest cheeks

what Olivia.A has

Morgan: You know who has the perkiest cheeks?
Olivia: who?
Morgan: You ;)

by mypussyiswettywetforolivia July 4, 2023

URSAL Parties

URSAL Parties is a term used to refer to left-wing political parties from 2020's who tend to do not recognize representative and liberal governments/democracies as legit and usually advocates people's direct democracy united with planned economy with self-management elements, usually being radically anti-capitalist, anti-liberal and against the institutional left. The term URSAL parties comes from the Brazilian URSAL party (Partido URSAL in Portuguese) that does not recognize Brazilian government as legit nor the brazilian institutional left and advocates people's direct democracy and planned economy with self-management elements.

"That would be great if URSAL parties become a thing worldwide, mainly in first world countries, it would bring a new future to our world and finally end capitalism."

"There are several URSAL parties being created in Latin America, Anglo-Saxon America and Europe, probably 2020's and 2030's will be the decades of the URSAL parties."

by Full Monteirism January 14, 2021

Parkes

A legend, someone who is a great person to be with, a true champ ever see this surname then you’ll be very lucky, a treasure a person with this surname is sent from the gods love them with all your heart

A true parkes

by Microwavedsausage April 20, 2020

mandatory sex parties

A party that is disguised as a typical type of party, but really requires you to have sex throughout the night; Obligated sex with multiple people; Raping is involved. The Amazing Allie from Hyperboleandahalf.com coined this phrase.

Guy 1: Jill invited me to her Halloween Party. You goin?
Guy 2: Nah, the only type of party she has are "mandatory sex parties"

by Mandatory sex party goer January 26, 2011

Parkie

A term used to negatively refer to the people who live in either Highland Park or University Park, Texas. These cities are located in the heart of Dallas as close as you can get to downtown without being in the ghetto. The people there usually follow these stereotypes: "The girls are beautiful, the boys are well-groomed and cocky. The women are nosy and annoying (especially if mothers), and the men are aggressive and self-affirming." Everyone has a lot of money, and no minorities live there. This is not the place for you if you are at all "different". There are cops everywhere. The most noticeable trait of a Parkie is being disconnected from the outide world, hence the term used to describe the cities themselves, "the Bubble". Despite all this, many of the people there are kind, good friends even, if you can get past the obvious. It is worth noting that this term is usually used by people who live outside the Bubble.

Matt and his friends are such Parkies, the first time they realized that Africa isn't exactly like America was when that Kony 2012 video came out.

by AHipsterStuckInTexas September 21, 2012

Rainbow Parties

Parties where several girls wear a different color of lipstick then each proceeds to give one or more guys a blow job. The multiple of colors left on each guy's penis resembles a rainbow.

I've been to two rainbow parties now. I didn't last long at the first one seeing all of those girls giving head at the same time with the different lipstick. Julie had me first with yellow lipstick, and I blew my load in her mouth within a minute or two. When my penis was less sensitive a little later, Karen gave me another one with her bright blue lipstick. Since I didn't cum, Pamela took over with her green lipstick when the bell was rung. She asked me to cum on her chest if I needed to, and after I did, I was done for the night.

At the second party, I was more relaxed, and before the end of the night had let each girl leave her mark.

by BRD July 27, 2005

Parkinson's law

Parkinson's law is an administrative principle that states that work tends to expand in relation to the time available for its completion. From C. Northcote Parkinson, a professor of the University of Malaysia, who first wrote of this law. While Parkinson, like Laurence J. Peter, apparently wrote his book as a satire on administration, unfortunately it turned out to be true.

It's a sad rule of corporations, and universities are not exempt, that the administrative apparatus tends to expand with time. Unfortunately, this is accompanied by stasis in what is accomplished. Parkinson's law holds true.

by eViL pOp TaRt September 9, 2005