paisen
Japanese slang for superior. A play on the term "senpai."
Usually used in a cutesy, playful, or casual way.
Usually used in a cutesy, playful, or casual way.
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Paisen
a paisen is ur one true best friend. this person u will spend countless hours w/ just laughing at stupid stuff like colorful circles and squares. this person u also stay up until 5am with bc why nOt
my best friend, or paisen, is a great person
Sushi Paisen
Sushi Paisen maybe the coolest person ever. Maybe also a dick and looks up that weird stuff but whatever.
Sushi Paisen by SSushii March 9, 2021
Passenger Brake
The passenger brake is the nonexistant brake pedal located on the floor of the passenger (shotgun) side of the front seat of your car.
It is used instinctively by the passenger when the driver is driving insanely too fast, and the car needs to come quickly to a stop, which may not seem very possible at that particular moment.
It is sometimes used in conjunction with the OH SHIT handle by the passenger door.
It is used instinctively by the passenger when the driver is driving insanely too fast, and the car needs to come quickly to a stop, which may not seem very possible at that particular moment.
It is sometimes used in conjunction with the OH SHIT handle by the passenger door.
Doris was using her passenger brake all the freaking way here. She's the one who made us late getting started from home by taking so long to get herself ready! I was just trying to make up some time getting through traffic...
Passenger Brake by Edward in Oil City November 20, 2007
Passenger Derby
The game that pilots play after takeoff.
The rules:
1. Leave the seatbelt signs on for a good hour after takeoff.
2. Send the drinks trolly up and down the plane atleast three times.
3. Get one of the stewards or stewardesses to run through the people that they think have a good chance of getting to the toilet first via the pilots intercom.
4. Captian And First Officer take bets on who they think will reach the toilet first. The items on the cheese tray are generly used as stake.
5. The Captian turns off the seatbelt sign and the steward or stewardesses uses pilots intercom to commentate on the race.
6. The cheese is eaten by the winning better.
The rules:
1. Leave the seatbelt signs on for a good hour after takeoff.
2. Send the drinks trolly up and down the plane atleast three times.
3. Get one of the stewards or stewardesses to run through the people that they think have a good chance of getting to the toilet first via the pilots intercom.
4. Captian And First Officer take bets on who they think will reach the toilet first. The items on the cheese tray are generly used as stake.
5. The Captian turns off the seatbelt sign and the steward or stewardesses uses pilots intercom to commentate on the race.
6. The cheese is eaten by the winning better.
Stewards or Stewardesses: Captian, the seatbelt sign has been on for over an hour.
Captain: I know
Stewards or Stewardesses: Are we playing Passenger Derby?
Captain: Yes
Captain: I know
Stewards or Stewardesses: Are we playing Passenger Derby?
Captain: Yes
Passenger Derby by Douglas Richardson February 6, 2012