Pickybum
An individual who has a penchant for scratching his/her ring piece.
Often observed 'mining pictonite'
Often observed 'mining pictonite'
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Pickybombs
(Noun): A random, unrelated assortment of pictures sent via text to someone for absolutely no reason, when it is least expected. The selection is made from pictures already on ones phone, which he or she has taken at an earlier point in time.
(Verb): The act of going through your phone, finding the most ridiculous and off-the-wall pictures possible, and then texting them to someone out of nowhere.
(Verb): The act of going through your phone, finding the most ridiculous and off-the-wall pictures possible, and then texting them to someone out of nowhere.
-"What the?! Kristen just sent me a pictures her planking an NYPD cop car, a random baby, Ke$ha, a piglet, a balloon bouquet, a half eaten cupcake, and the empire state building... all in a row"
--"Oooo SNAP! Sounds like you're the lucky recipient of some pickybombs! I'm so jeally!"
--"Oooo SNAP! Sounds like you're the lucky recipient of some pickybombs! I'm so jeally!"
Pickybombs by Chiges February 21, 2012
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pickybomb
(Noun): A random, unrelated assortment of pictures sent via text to someone for absolutely no reason, when it is least expected. The selection is made from pictures already on ones phone, which he or she has taken at an earlier point in time.
(Verb): The act of going through your phone, finding the most ridiculous and off-the-wall pictures possible, and then texting them to someone out of nowhere.
(Verb): The act of going through your phone, finding the most ridiculous and off-the-wall pictures possible, and then texting them to someone out of nowhere.
Unsuspecting Victim: "What the?! Kristen just sent me a pictures her planking an NYPD cop car, a random baby, Ke$ha, a piglet, a balloon bouquet, a half eaten cupcake, and the empire state building... all in a row"
Friend: "Oooo SNAP! Sounds like you've just been pickybombed!"
Friend: "Oooo SNAP! Sounds like you've just been pickybombed!"
pickybomb by #chigerblood March 9, 2012
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