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Special Beam Cannon 

noun
1. A special attack that was originally used by Piccolo in "Dragon Balls Z", it is an attack where a beam is shot from the index and the middle finger and shoots in an straight motion. When shot, you must say "SPECIAL BEAM CANNON!" and aim your index and middle finger tawords the target.
Piccolo: SPECIAL BEAM CANNON!
*fires epically*

Raditz: AUGH!
*dies*
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Special Beam Cannon 

Ayo, Yamcha here! The powerful move firstly introduced in Dragon Ball Z, Early Saiyan Saga which was used by Piccolo to kill Raditz! Goku jumped on Raditz and tried to stay on his back to slow him down. Then Piccolo fired it. This was the second occasion of The Special Beam Cannon, it was stronger than the first one. Piccolo has also fought Goku, a powerful and fast saiyan. Goku at this time didn't even have any form, even KaioKen. Piccolo's Special Beam Cannon was powerful. Enough to match some of Goku's moves. Goku and Piccolo are both great characters who are unique in their own way.
The Special Beam Cannon looks super cool!

The Special Beam Cannon killed Raditz that easily?

My opinion is that The Special Beam Cannon is ok.

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special beam cannon 

Fingering, to pleasure a girl with two fingers.
I totally just special beam cannon'd lianne.

Special Beam Cannon 

special beam cannon = fingering. when piccolo does it he sticks two fingers on his forehead, similar to the way you would use them when pleasuring a girl.
dude, I special beam cannon'd emily. dont tell anyone though. wanna smell my fingers?

special beam cannon 

The ultimate fighting force. Use sparingly.
Is there someway to get away from the cops? SPECIAL BEAM CANNON!!!!
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