Penguin slap
A viscous cold blooded slap to the face, associated with the great flipper strength of the emperor penguin
Penguin slap by TJ, AKA Penguin October 16, 2005
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Penguin slap
A sort of stunning blow to the body, especially the facial ares, that is brought on by use of slap-like hand movement.
Usually occurs when you try to corner an angry penguin.
It's roots in the English language relate back to the Emperor Penguin, the flightless bird with viscous flipper strength .
Usually occurs when you try to corner an angry penguin.
It's roots in the English language relate back to the Emperor Penguin, the flightless bird with viscous flipper strength .
Penguin slap by TJ, AKA Penguin October 26, 2005
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