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parangaricutirimicuaro
Parangaricutirimicuaro is a tongue twister that many Hispanics use. Sometimes used as teasing someone who repeats everything you say then you say Parangaricutirimicuaro, and you end up winning.
By the way that is the way you spell it. Many people spell it wrong.
By the way that is the way you spell it. Many people spell it wrong.
(me: im hungry
you: im hungry
me: stop copying me
you: stop copying me
me: parangaricutirimicuaro
you: parag, parigua, para, ahh i give up!)
or here's a bigger phrase...
"El volcan del PARANGARICUTIRIMICUARO, se quiere DESPARANGARICUTIRIMICUAR, el que lo DESPARANGARICUTIRIMICUERE, sera un buen DESPARANGARICUTIRIMICUADOR"
you: im hungry
me: stop copying me
you: stop copying me
me: parangaricutirimicuaro
you: parag, parigua, para, ahh i give up!)
or here's a bigger phrase...
"El volcan del PARANGARICUTIRIMICUARO, se quiere DESPARANGARICUTIRIMICUAR, el que lo DESPARANGARICUTIRIMICUERE, sera un buen DESPARANGARICUTIRIMICUADOR"
parangaricutirimicuaro by xCaroIsCoolx August 7, 2012
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parangacutirimicuaro by littoivan March 15, 2008
pananganang
can be used as anything and everything. can be used to replace any word in a sentence or just used by itself. it is also the meaning of life. (pronounced: pa-nang-a-nang)
"i like your pananganang!" (quick tip: dont say that to your teacher cause she will take it innapropriately)
pananganang by fanny.hanny March 28, 2022
Parangaracutirimiquaro
Parangaracutirimiquaro by I think my name's Kyle..? April 12, 2011
Pakuranga
Home to the rich, except for Croos
has tidy roads, except for Croos
contracts diseases from all over the world via imports, and Croos relations
has tidy roads, except for Croos
contracts diseases from all over the world via imports, and Croos relations
Dinuka: pakuranga is the shit
Dan: yea, its totally crap ae
Dinuka: yea!
Dan: Pwnt
"lets all go to pakuranga and try catch a disease, worst case wins!"
Dan: yea, its totally crap ae
Dinuka: yea!
Dan: Pwnt
"lets all go to pakuranga and try catch a disease, worst case wins!"
Pakuranga by Danchampion9 April 28, 2009
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paffranatics by FamousPeople January 11, 2019
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