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Polebrook 

Somewhere that always has and old person walking around and looking at you in a funny manner. This is the birth place of William Turner and should be portraid as a holy place by those who converse in the ways of the councel house chav. The church never seems to have a good vicar. The last one was a giant monster that would contstanly have food on his face and the latest likes to drop papers and destroy microphones, mainly at sweet old ladys funerals.

This tiny village on the Outskirts of Oundle and right next to Ashton (AKA snobsville) should be avoided at all costs unless you want to die of boredom
"oh god that guys a real Polebrooker"
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P-P-P-Powerbook 

What started off as a simple ebay auction, became a fabled internet scam of a known scammer. The scammer tried to use a fake escrow service in order to rip a apple powerbook off a legitimate seller on eBay. Knowing what was really going on, the seller hatched a hilarious plot that took advantage of the scammer. The seller ended up enclosing a pieced together "P-P-P-Powerbook" which consisted of a 3-ring binder with old keyboard keys glued to it. On the sides and back; fire wire, monitor!, and various other ports were drawn on with a black marker. Also included in the package were pencil shavings and misburned cdrs. The seller reported a 2000 dollar value for the package, so the scammer had to pay the full 27% tax in order to receive his parcel. Eventually the scammer did pay this tax and received his package only to find out "it is broken". During the whole event, members from the message boards the prank originated from staked out the address the package was being delivered to. The address was for a barbershop with an internet cafe above. One of the "undercover agents" even had his hair cut there while he was doing reconnaissance. Simply searching for “P-P-P-Powerbook” on any search engine will yield more detailed results.
Shit son, you hear about that fool who bought the P-P-P-Powerbook?
P-P-P-Powerbook by KQH May 28, 2004

polybook 

A collection of multiple or many books.
The library is made up of polybooks.
polybook by Brock22 November 8, 2017

powerbook 

The Apple Macintosh portable line of computers. Many think of them as sleek, thin, stylish, powerful, and long-lasting.
My PowerBook 140 from 1991 is still alive and kicking on the internet, through our broadband modem!
powerbook by Roy May 13, 2005

powerbook 

When it was introduced in 1991, it was one of the most revolutionary designs of the time for laptops, with a trackball between the user and the keyboard. Later PowerBooks were the first with 16 Bit internal stereo and trackpads in the portable consumer market. Nowadays they are extremely powerful, and hold their value quite well.
My PowerBook 100 from 1991 starts in 10 seconds and shuts down in 1 second. Dang that's fast.
powerbook by joe bob May 13, 2005

colebrook new hampshire 

A small town in northern New Hampshire full of idiots who think they are lawyers.
Fuck I have court next week and I need a Lawyer! Good thing I know some trailer park trash in Colebrook New Hampshire next to the dairy farm!

powerbook 

a $2000 lap dance
i got my new powerbook!!!11
powerbook by unknown October 10, 2003
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Example 2:
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scruples; to have manners;

May also be spelt Brought-upsie

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Example 1: Child, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

Translation: I can't believe you're doing that. Were you not taught any manners as a child?
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