Pandwah
Last night Henry kept tossing in turning in bed, complaining he couldn't fall a sleep. So, after one pandwah, he stopped complainging and slept like a baby the rest of the night.
Pandwah by Richard147 August 3, 2018
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Pandwah • Pandah • pandaah • Pandaholic • Pandahorse • pandahut • Pandwagon • panda hug • panda hero • panda hugger
Pandaholic
Hey dude, your stop being such a pandaholic. For the millionth time, you are human - stop ogling at pictures of Ling Ling.
Pandaholic by pandaholicdotcom April 17, 2009
Pandahorse
Being so fat that you can't fit through doorways, you can not be described as a cow,whale,walrus, or and other large animal so you combine a panda and a horse to get the Pandahorse.
Pandahorse by hsddhsd October 29, 2010
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Unturned player 1: "man I'm bored lets try out a new unturned server this one is lame"
unturned player 2: "yah lets play pandahut it has tons of servers its epic"
unturned player 2: "yah lets play pandahut it has tons of servers its epic"
pandahut by TomatoChunksShouldBeBanned November 21, 2020
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