Parckie
A Bad ass runescaper. Leader of Valhalla. Name is banned because he owned so many noobs. 99 range tank domination that nobody can stop. Downed AG. Runescapes #1 texan. A Dominant force.
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Parckie
Parckie by valhalla4ever October 12, 2009
Related Words
Parckie • Parckie'D • parkie • Packie • Parchie • Packie Bashing • Packie Bum Lip • Packie Joint • Packie McReary • packie run
Parckie'D
A Verb. When someone is doing an activity, and then they get owned by a force so large and unexpected that they question life and their purpose.
This is a common term used in Runescape. Runescape players known as pkers , are often Parckie'd by a player named Parckie.
When another player is PARCKIE'D they are comb0ed for more than half their HP , and loose considerable bank.
After loosing their RS bank they cry and question why in hell they play runescape.
This is a common term used in Runescape. Runescape players known as pkers , are often Parckie'd by a player named Parckie.
When another player is PARCKIE'D they are comb0ed for more than half their HP , and loose considerable bank.
After loosing their RS bank they cry and question why in hell they play runescape.
pulling a packie
continually underachieving at work- leaving work early-having numerous computer problems-taking long lunches and breaks-just a all around slacker
pulling a packie by jbunny1245 March 16, 2014
Packie McReary
Packie McReary a Character in GTA IV (Grand Theft Auto IV(4)) or his real first name is Patrick. You (Niko Bellic) do a varity of missions with him and then he becomes your friend. He is a very important part of the game.
Niko Bellic: " I got all the money i could. There's still some in there though."
Packie McReary: "We ain't got time to go back in. Let's move out, boys."
Packie McReary: "We ain't got time to go back in. Let's move out, boys."
Packie McReary by Dahra10 January 1, 2010
Packie
Packie by kevin barnard August 12, 2003
packie run
packie run by dynagirl January 10, 2009
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A)
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B)
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A)
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B)
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