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Pie Pants 

the term was invented by Bart Simpson in the Episode "She of Little Faith" (Episode 275 - DABF02, Season 13) when homer was buliding a model rocket, Milhouse commented that he never knew that Homer was so interested in Science, but since Homer hates science (and nerds), Bart said Milhouse actually said "pie pants"... to which homer replied "mmmmm pie pants".... later he says "the word un-blowuppable is thrown around alot these days..." freaking hilarious!
mmmmm pie pants - a great food, and for simpsons geeks, another word for science
Pie Pants by adrian sky December 5, 2006
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pie pants 

1) a fantasy of homer simpsons...orignates from the simpsons the episode i forget.

2) a real cool invention
ummm, pie pants...

...and that's how pie pants saved the world
pie pants by andy vale August 5, 2006
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Pie Pants 

What's so hard to figure out about this one? Pants + Pie = Pie Pants. The true challenge to this piece of clothing is trying to keep it on.
Shit, man - I wore Pie Pants to this party and they were totally gone in ten minutes flat!
Pie Pants by Andi- July 11, 2006

pie in my pants 

a large pie that is inside the pants i am wearing.
Well, hello Ezra, there is a pie in my pants.
pie in my pants by ham_sandwich August 4, 2003

pie in my pants 

when a girl has pie in her pants it means that she is wet...
Whoah! I looked at you and pied my pants!
pie in my pants by Adam Miller August 31, 2005

Stinky Bobby

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Hey, that’s Stinky Bobby.
Stinky Bobby by anorlondo June 17, 2026
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"Hey bro you tryna go on a chud run with me??"
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