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Pottsville Grazer 

The act of sitting between another's legs while they're on the toilet and taking a shit, allowing the shit to graze the inside of their legs during it's decent into the bowl.
Ben was dying to drop an AGB when Maddy was on the crapper, when desperation set in he cut his losses and performed a Pottsville Grazer. They never spoke again.

Pottsville

The only city in Schuylkill County, PA. Home of yuengling's brewery and birthplace of John O'Hara. Also... a shit-hole of a town where there is nothing to do all day or night except get shit-faced or hang out at dunkin'.
"Let's go to Pottsville and hang at dunkin'. Later we'll drink some Pottsville Piss Water and get shit-faced."
Pottsville by greg340doerd April 11, 2009

Pottsville

A small city in east central Pennsylvania 90 miles northwest of Philadelphia 50 miles north of Harrisburg 35 miles north of Reading and 40 miles south of Wilkes- Barre. Pottsville is the county seat of Schuylkill County. Pottsville was founded in 1806 and boomed in population in the mid 1800's through 1930's due to the Anthracite coal mining in its immediate vicinity. Pottsville is most known for being home to Yuengling, America's oldest brewery and the Pottsville Maroons, an NFL football team who won the 1925 world championship only to lose it a few days later due to a still disputed franchise infringement.
Historians also note Pottsville for it's role in the Molly Macguires legend. During the mid to late 1800's a group of irish coal miners began revolting against their bosses often engaging in terrorism. Six of the Molly Macguires were convicted of murder and hanged in the yards of the Schuylkill County Prison, in Pottsville.
Pottsville is where I grew up.
Pottsville by Tool133 December 29, 2008

Pottsville

A piece-of-shit town nestled in the Appalachian Mountains. Once a bustling city built on the fortune of coal, the place is now a shithole with only open strip mine pits and orange creeks to serve as a reminder of its former glory. Most of the residents (and residents of the neighboring towns for that matter, known collectively as "Skooks") are poor, broke rednecks, missing half their teeth from an addiction to chewing tobacco. There is absolutely nothing to do for miles around except take a keg of Yuengling into the backwoods and throw a bush party.
"Yo der bot, can I get a dip der bot?" -typical Pottsville resident
Pottsville by rdocuck April 30, 2013

Pooville 

A little town on a speck of fecal matter located on a clover where creatures such as poos are always pooping.
Discovered by the great elephant Whorton.
Whorton: I found this speck that landed on a clover.
Poos: CAN YOU HEAR US! OUR CITY OF POOVILLE IS IN DANGER!
Pooville by gregben June 8, 2021

Poseville 

Also known as Roseville (CA), Poseville is a small town to the north of Sacramento (CA) populated by young urbanites pretending to be from either New York or Los Angeles. These youngsters have an overinflated ego given that most are neither college educated nor financially successful. The men can be quickly identified by their stereotypical Ed Hardy or Afflication shirts, and white BMWs or lifted trucks. Only when they get sent to debt collectors do they finally understand the real value of a dollar.
"Where's that douchey looking guy from?"
"Where else? Poseville."
Poseville by homegrown1909 June 12, 2009
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