Pastis
strong likka of 40 or 45 per cent abv, witta anise flava, made in France on the southside near Marseille. mainly mixed with water but can also be sipped alone. tastes good for ones, but if you don't like anise you'll hate it.
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pastis
alcoholized beverage drinked mainly in the south of France. is made with anis with a local recipe. used to be drink straight added with water, at lunch time. very friendly and group party -based drink. is now often used in "hype" cocktail in order to add taste and probably a little bit of popularity. got a wonderful taste, easy to get drunk with, sounds like you were drinking the sun.
pastis by Massilia13 January 11, 2005
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Pastism • pastis • pastist • The Pastis Pack • Pulling a Pastis • pasting • Partisan • pastie • Partisan Hack • pastizz
Pulling a Pastis
This phrase comes from the comic "Pearls Before Swine".
To fail, to fall on one's face, to turn one's own life into a gross abomination of all that is wonderful.
To fail, to fall on one's face, to turn one's own life into a gross abomination of all that is wonderful.
Pulling a Pastis by Albert Mond October 11, 2008
The Pastis Pack
The act of fingering a drunken girl with three (3) total fingers, simultaneously. This is known as "The Pastis Pack" because it is very easy to do when the drunk broad has been slammin' Pastis all night.
The Pastis Pack by The Pastis Packer August 11, 2008
The Great American Pastime
The Great American Pastime — Formerly Baseball — but now Gun violence must be Great American Pastime because it’s played almost daily, and especially on weekends — adding a new shade of meaning to the term “weekend warrior”. It is not limited by seasons like baseball, soccer, hockey, football, basketball, or lacrosse; and is one ot the only pastimes that can be easily played year round!
Even children can play; it can be played anywhere; and there are no difficult rules to learn. No other country in the world plays this game as good as Americans! And we love this pastime so much that it has spontaneously erupted in grocery stores, places of worship, homes, and schools. In fact so little equipment is required for this pastime that it is no exaggeration to say that you never know when people are going to start playing. No body actually yells “SLAP LEATHER” like in the movies.
And you can only lose this game once.
Lock an load America; and, let’s all play!
Even children can play; it can be played anywhere; and there are no difficult rules to learn. No other country in the world plays this game as good as Americans! And we love this pastime so much that it has spontaneously erupted in grocery stores, places of worship, homes, and schools. In fact so little equipment is required for this pastime that it is no exaggeration to say that you never know when people are going to start playing. No body actually yells “SLAP LEATHER” like in the movies.
And you can only lose this game once.
Lock an load America; and, let’s all play!
Gun violence must be The Great American Pastime because it’s played almost daily, and especially on weekends — adding a new shade of meaning to the term “weekend warrior”. Even children can play; it can be played anywhere; and there are no difficult to learn rules. No other country in the world plays this game as good as Americans!
The Great American Pastime by Mind Hunter the Profiler September 1, 2023
Partisan hack
Amy Coney Barret was unsuccessful when she said: “My goal today is to convince you that this court is not comprised of a bunch of partisan hacks.”
Partisan hack by OneGuyInDenver September 15, 2021
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