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Parky's Pub

A place behind the Wessagusset Parking lot that us guys from O'Sullivan park used to drink. It is still there but buried.
Man we got wrecked at Parky's Pub that night.
Parky's Pub by Bob Gruszka May 2, 2009
Related Words
pahky parky packy Pakyu PAHKS pakys pakyu go to you pahkah palkyi pawky

sneaky packy

The Australian military art form of conducting an undetected pack march in order to get jack rations during the middle of the night.
Private "This field training exercise sucks, I could really go for some Krispy Kreme donuts"

Lance Corporal "Lets conduct a sneaky packy to 7 Eleven to get some then"

Private "Good idea boss individual"
sneaky packy by Loosedigger May 27, 2017

pakyu go to you 

Is an utmost blatant curse word (derived from Paris Hilton according to Kuya Jobert) that demoralizes someone like a douchebag at your workplace who opposes your suggestions or ideas.

Having a strong Filipino accent will surely vanish your opponent in just a blink of an eye, Use it wisely.
person 1: I don't like the suggestion of going to Paris the next day after work...
you: Oh is that so? PAKYU GO TO YOU! Continental Pakyu! Pukeney-nginey-mo! MHM Vagina Flaws!
Perfect, in a romantic way! (The best of love panky and hanky panky )
That couple is so cute and panky!
Panky by JessIsMe December 23, 2014

Continental Pakyu 

A curse (bad) word in Filipino language usually heard from the 'sosyal' type of people like Paris Hilton.

Discovered by Kuya Jobert.

It is somewhat the superlative form of the word "Pakyu" and is very effective if once said with a very hard and strong Filipino Accent.
girl: u so stupid, like DUH!
boy: Pakyu! go to you! Continental PAKYU! pukiney-iney mow! vagina floss.
Continental Pakyu by pakingshet October 28, 2013

Otay, Panky 

Translated: "Okay, Spanky."

A line from Little Rascals made famous by Gordon Lee, who played Spanky's kid brother, Porky. Lee's signature line, "Otay, Panky," came about because he had a speech impediment and couldn't say his K's and S's.

Currently thr phrase could be used as an affirmative reply when someone tells you something fairly obvious. It's a silly way of saying "okay."
Bob: "Don't walk in the steet because you might get hit by a car."

Fred: "Otay, Panky"
Otay, Panky by Tim in West LA September 8, 2008