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ultra lamer
toyofag
/b/ lurker
admin of /ds/ (dark side of hardware upgrade), a clone forum full of down people and ghei
rolleyes lover
bomb builder
he live in Curno, via lungobrembo
by xeggot January 26, 2011
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by mrjames81 January 30, 2010
Get the J.P.E. mug.acronym for: Fiery Anal-Piss Symdrome.
known in some circles as the most god awful form of diarrhea.
when you blow out your bowels in such a way it resembles piss coming from your asshole. there are usually no chunks present when you have the F.A.P.S., but there is an extreme burning sensation when finished.
known in some circles as the most god awful form of diarrhea.
when you blow out your bowels in such a way it resembles piss coming from your asshole. there are usually no chunks present when you have the F.A.P.S., but there is an extreme burning sensation when finished.
by tony August 12, 2004
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Vanier is reputed to be full of druggies. This is true.
At lunch (and occasionally after school) there's a big group of pot-heads hanging out by the trash cans at the back of my house.
Vanier is reputed to be full of druggies. This is true.
At lunch (and occasionally after school) there's a big group of pot-heads hanging out by the trash cans at the back of my house.
by Shi-Anne Colley January 14, 2008
Get the Georges P. Vanier mug.Appearing in the anime FLCL OVA on the front of Haru Haruko's (caricature) yellow vespa, a white letter "P" and exclamation point encircled in black is widely accepted as a logo representing the Japanese rock group "The Pillows."
Was it created by the animators as spontaneous endorsement? Is it an infamously old band logo resurfaced? Originally some confused representation of Piaggio-Vespa? probably the most former, everyone seems to be going with it.
While not popularly recognized in it's own country, "P!" seems to have a runaway success story in the United States due to the promotion of American anime and J-rock fans alike- the result being that FLCL, The Pillows and the "P!" logo seem to carry a synonyms relationship.
Was it created by the animators as spontaneous endorsement? Is it an infamously old band logo resurfaced? Originally some confused representation of Piaggio-Vespa? probably the most former, everyone seems to be going with it.
While not popularly recognized in it's own country, "P!" seems to have a runaway success story in the United States due to the promotion of American anime and J-rock fans alike- the result being that FLCL, The Pillows and the "P!" logo seem to carry a synonyms relationship.
by bobsomeguy November 25, 2009
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