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pisia Pussi poñ 

pisia Püssi poñ is an old favorited folktale of the children in the country of Kiribati🇰🇮. While it isn’t well known amongst most, it talks about a magical bag in it’s city. The bag (Animaux Dans Pussi) is told to be holding what consists of 1 cow, 2 pigs, 3 chickens, and 4 (magical) Majikku Goats. These magical goats were able to use their spells to allow these animals to fit in the pouch/pussi because they had no shelter. The moon that granted these goats power provided these animals with S Majikku Supplert (superb supplements/food). Soon after these animals frolic on about how greatful they were to have this pouch. It teaches the valuable lesson to be grateful for what you have and fortune will come to you.
pisia Pussi poñ was my favorite folktale growing up. it taught me a valuable life lesson even up until adulthood.
pisia Pussi poñ by semenclock July 27, 2022
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Peripheral intelligent systems in quantum. It's an abbreviation for a research and development firm that conducts research in the fields of Artificial intelligence, Intelligent Hardware, Security & Business Intelligence. PISIQ's solutions begin with intensive research conducted on human psychology, using that highly capable complex task solving but intuitive state of the art systems are built.
You have got to get your solutions from a research and development firm like PISIQ.
PISIQ by Chips Oman September 4, 2020
A salvadorian expression used to describe a male who is effeminite or gay.

Origin of word: indigenous salvadorian word for a type of squash
"Mira vos ese hombre es un pipian tene cuidado vos porque te puede culear"
Pipian by cadejo feroz October 16, 2012
Same as a cat.
cute pisi
pisi by Sorilnik December 8, 2018

mr pisani 

a very creepy VAMPIRE guy who loves panini and sucks the blood of middle school children. he has very dark eyes that will erase your soul
did you hear of the new sub mr pisani? people say he's a vampire..
mr pisani by dannygreff March 1, 2020
It stands for 'pee is stored in the balls.'
Me: Damn I gotta go to the washroom to empty my balls out.
Khoa: What are you talking about? Urine is stored in the bladder.
Me: Wdym? Dr. Sum Tin Wong and his associate Candice proved that pisitb in his latest research paper.
Khoa: Who's Candice?
pisitb by donttouchmynonosquare July 21, 2021
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piddlefart

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