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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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paskanmarja
1. Finnish word for feces entangled around anal hair of e.g. bovine.
Similar to 'dingleberry' in English and 'kånkelbär' in Swedish.
2. The plural form 'paskanmarjat' is also used as a general exclamation in disbelief.
Similar to 'dingleberry' in English and 'kånkelbär' in Swedish.
2. The plural form 'paskanmarjat' is also used as a general exclamation in disbelief.
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Parsantarman
the mythological creature that was worshipped by the Mayans. Belived to have brought good luck when worshiped and brought death when not. He was half man, half eagel, half leapord, half jesus. The Mayans did not know that was 200% they had no number system.
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Parangaracutirimiquaro
Parangaracutirimiquaro by I think my name's Kyle..? April 12, 2011
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