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Piss Pint 

A drinking game created in the United Kingdom, whilst its origin is somewhat unknown, the rules of the game are simple.

On a night out with the lads, the first person who needs to break the seal (first piss of the night), must fill a pint glass with their piss and then chug it.
Lad 1: We playing Piss Pint tonight, lads?
Lad 2: Aye.
Lad 3: Aw shit, I'm busting already.
Lad 4: Chug it down sunshine!
Piss Pint by Maykko May 30, 2024
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piss in a pint 

New Zealand and Australian slang/phrase which is used during a game or activity when a participant immediately develops a clear understanding of the rules and performs well.
Amy has just learnt the card game 'shit head' and is already playing the game strategically. She wins or preforms well in the first game she plays. Piss in a pint.

Or

Amy has just played her last card in a game that she has just learnt and wins the round. Another player says to her 'piss in a pint'.
piss in a pint by Joiful20 May 19, 2018
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piss in a pint 

When someone gets really good at something after only trying it a few times. It's not a fluke; that just have mad skills. Real good, real fast.
Amy just learnt the card head game ''shit head'. She won after three rounds of playing. Piss in a pint.
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