Pinaso
When a bad English speaker tries to say `Penis` , this word comes mainly from Slavic people , Pinaso is a funny play on the word penis
I have a bigger pinaso
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Pinacoladaberg
The song written and performed by Coconut Pete that Jimmy Buffett ripped off when he recorded Margaritaville.
From the movie Club Dread
From the movie Club Dread
"Play Margaritaville!"
"I think you mean Pinacoladaberg."
"No, Margaritaville!"
"I THINK you mean Pinacoladaberg."
"I think you mean Pinacoladaberg."
"No, Margaritaville!"
"I THINK you mean Pinacoladaberg."
Pinacoladaberg by Pinacoladaberg Resident November 5, 2006
panasonic
Japanese Brand with great quality products. They're the wiseman's answer to over priced Sony products.
panasonic by Joe the MOFO August 14, 2003
Piñado
“Estoy piñado con un mujer de Sinaloa”
"estoy piñado con una canción"
"las cuaguamas me tienen piñado"
"estoy piñado con una canción"
"las cuaguamas me tienen piñado"
Piñado by Gullywood Productions July 18, 2018
pinksockectomy
Hemorrhoid surgery. May be the removal of regular hemorrhoids or a more significant pink sock brought on by excessive anal plundering.
I can't wait to heal up from my pinksockectomy. When I do I'm going to let Michael take my smooth tight shit for a test ride.
pinksockectomy by marzie918 June 11, 2015
panasonic
A brand of the world's biggest consumer corporation, Matsushita. Pioneered "organic edge design" in the late 80s, meaning that products started to have generic body like curves as oppossed to geometric designs.
Same company as Technics, National, Panavison, Panaflex and Pana-anything. Their equipment has been used in filming for ages.
Not quite as boring or planned redundancy compliant as other brands like Sony, whom tend to disable features on cheaper products and make less and less reliable laser pickups all the time.
Shop around before buying Panasonic, they only make a handful of really good products.
Same company as Technics, National, Panavison, Panaflex and Pana-anything. Their equipment has been used in filming for ages.
Not quite as boring or planned redundancy compliant as other brands like Sony, whom tend to disable features on cheaper products and make less and less reliable laser pickups all the time.
Shop around before buying Panasonic, they only make a handful of really good products.
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Boffin
British slang for a scientist or technical expert, esp . when the speaker is not certain of the expert’s specific field of study. Not necessarily derogatory, but typically used by persons without a technical background. In the US, the equivalent would be “egghead”, “squint”, or “geek.”
Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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