Pee gun
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The act of shotgunning a beer whilst urinating - oft completed outdoors. Can be completed as a double or triple when two or three beers, respectively are shotgunned during a single stream of urine.
Hey Charles, ya bitch, I've gotta take a piss let's go do a pee gun - try to avoid the public urination charge this time - dick.
pee gun by CharlesIsMyBitch September 7, 2010
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gatling gun of pee
this is what happens when you are peeing and you suddenly lose control of your pee stream and little drops come out at hi speed.
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