POTC
Short for "Pirates of the Caribbean" It's a movie about well,...pirates. It stars Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightly, Johnny Depp, and Geoffery Rush.
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potc
potc stands for pirate of the caribbean, which are movies that star johnny depp, orlando bloom, and keira knightley. In my opinion pirates of the caribbean is one of the best movies ever made. Johnny depp plays jack sparrow who is a pirate, orlando bloom plays will turner who used to be a blacksmith but turned into a pirate during the 1st movie, and keira knightley plays elizabeth swan who is also a pirate and is married to will turner which happened during the big fight scene in the 3rd movie.
POTC
Prostitute On The Corner
POTC
This stands for “ pissing out the clap”
Which is when you .. are pissing out the chlamydia
Or it can be said when your pee burns so it can be used when ever you have to pee like
Person 0: Alright I gotta go POTC brb
Person 1 : that girl I met up with yesterday I think she had something…
Person 2: man later today you are really gonna be POTC ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Which is when you .. are pissing out the chlamydia
Or it can be said when your pee burns so it can be used when ever you have to pee like
Person 0: Alright I gotta go POTC brb
Person 1 : that girl I met up with yesterday I think she had something…
Person 2: man later today you are really gonna be POTC ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Person 1 : that girl I met up with yesterday I think she had something…
Person 2: man later today you are really gonna be POTC ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Person 2: man later today you are really gonna be POTC ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
POTC by Clappedpzz October 27, 2021
potch koffie
One night stand in Potchefstroom, South Africa. Often used by students. In afrikaans it translates to "n naai en waai". Which means a bang and go.
Would you like to come to my place for a Potch Koffie
Jan from Ouwers had many Potch Koffies in his life.
Jan from Ouwers had many Potch Koffies in his life.
potch koffie by SpurSpecial October 12, 2021
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