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Georgia Mud Pie 

When a man and woman are in the heat of the moment, the man ever so carefully defocates in a pie tin. Then, the woman bakes said pie, known as a Mud Pie, and proceeds to rub herself with the pie. To complete the act, the man then licks and laps the Mud Pie off of her. This commonly happens in Georgia, hence Georgia Mud Pie.
Last night, I shared a Georgia Mud Pie with your mother.

Georgia peach pie 

When you cum in a girls ass and shit and cum come out at the same time
Me and Samantha had a Georgia peach pie last night. Things got messy

Georgia Peach Pie 

When you cum in a girls asshole and cum and shit come out
Me and my girl tried anal last night, but I wasn’t expecting a Georgia Peach Pie

Georgia Peach Pie 

When you cum in a women’s asshole and shit and cum comes out and you eat it
Guy 1: Yo that Gwen chick is a freak she wanted me to give her a Georgia Peach Pie

Guy 2: Bro that’s not freaking that’s just disgusting

Georgie Pie 

New Zealand's answer to fast food giants such as McDonalds, Pizza Hut, and Burger King. First opened in Auckland in 1977, Georgie pie had plans to open 25 new outlets a year. Sadly Georgie pie was sold in 1996. At the conclusion of the deal, 17 outlets were converted into McDonald's restaurants, and the other 15 were sold, some to other fast food franchises. A wise man once said "Georgie Pie was not a business... it was a family." BRING BACK GEORGIE PIE!
"Dude lets go to georie pie!"
"McDonalds took over Georgie pie a decade ago... reefers!"
Georgie Pie by Clark Thompson August 21, 2006

Georgie Pie 

To heat up a stool sample in a microwave.
Georgie Pie by NIgel October 15, 2014
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murderhobo 

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Dave: I call dibs on the dog.
DM: You murderhobos disgust me.
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