Panished

when you are panicked and surprised at the same time

i thought i died so i was panished

by voidninja8224 May 8, 2022

pope punished

The action brought upon young children by the popes raging sexual desires.

"Daddy the pope punished me today"! "Son tell me exactly what hole the man tore apart with his massive holy staff"!?

by lord damp nutksdom f March 7, 2017

Punished Him Severely

Punished Him Severely is a running gag in the Oversimplified series. It first appeared in Hitler (episode) and was last seen in the Napoleonic Wars. People, most notably Adolf Hitler, were getting spanked by Alois Hitler or by a family member.

Person 1: What happened to him?
Person 2: His father punished him severely

by ihadnoideaforapseudonym October 16, 2021

punished

when something is messed up/ruined/in pain

*drops phone*

“my phone is punished”

by click465 August 11, 2019

Punished Trump

The final form of Donald Trump. Punished Trump refers to Donald Trump in his Dark MAGA period. A hero denied by his homeland and punished by those he called his people, Punished Trump will lead Dark MAGA.

Do you like Trump? His early work was a little too boomer for my tastes. But when he transformed into punished trump after losing the 2020 election, I think he really came into his true form, creatively and aesthetically.

by tk10 March 27, 2022

Never Punished

What Jan from PokemonChallenges (twitch.tv/PokemonChallenges) says when something RNG dependent happens (i.e. not dodging a critical hit on one of his Pokemon by not switching into a different Pokemon)

Almost dies to a wild Pokemon with Explosion
"Never punished boys!"

by Tritonist July 18, 2021

too big to be punished

Powerful interests that are not subjected to normal legal proceedings, but instead are allowed to settle out of court and out of criminal charges, and keep their profits. In rare cases where prosecution and related settlements are even attempted, they seem outrageously small in relation to huge profits and the blatant disregard for the law by the perpetrators. Many would be easy to prosecute because the evidence is well documented by a large paper trail, and has thousands of potential witnesses that support the prosecutors case.

In many cases the "too bigs...." are responsible for massive amounts of damage to the economy and creating devastating personal losses for hundreds of thousands of people.

The banks have developed a fail safe way of robbing and defrauding their customers and tax payers, by pleading they are too big to fail, and too big to be punished.

by mlhiss March 22, 2012