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pulling a pedre
1) To be a homewrecker; to try to or to successfully steal someone's significant other.
2) Someone who is only attracted to people who are in a committed relationship.
2) Someone who is only attracted to people who are in a committed relationship.
"I can't believe he broke up with me for another girl!"
-"Yo, that girl is known for that! She is just pulling a pedre.. She's a homewrecker and trust me, she just wanted him because he was taken!"
-"Yo, that girl is known for that! She is just pulling a pedre.. She's a homewrecker and trust me, she just wanted him because he was taken!"
pulling a pedre by El Johnny January 1, 2016
Related Words
pedre • pedreira • pedrey • Diego pedreza • la pedrera • Luke Pedreschi • mamá pedregal • pulling a pedre • peder • Pede
Padre of pandemonium
the father (padre) of disorganized menace, the progenitor of destruction, etc
Junior the son is ALSO synonymous with his title as the padre of pandemonium, for he enjoys chaos as the pleasure is always his/her when the torment presents itself.
No one takes greater joy in the suffering of others and misfortune than the padre himself
Junior the son is ALSO synonymous with his title as the padre of pandemonium, for he enjoys chaos as the pleasure is always his/her when the torment presents itself.
No one takes greater joy in the suffering of others and misfortune than the padre himself
EXAMPLE:
Junior is the padre of pandemonium
If there’s a father of lawfulness and sanctity then junior is most definitely the father of pandemonium, if not then junior’s FATHER HIMSELF IS
Junior and the father are often interchangeable regardless, one in one.
“For one To attempt to establish order is to provoke and challenge the padre of pandemonium”
“If one refuses to accept chaos and misery then it’s apparent that they will attempt to court the padre of pandemonium”
“You do not allow chaos or hell without the padre of pandemonium”
“There is no pandemonium without the padre”
Junior is the padre of pandemonium
If there’s a father of lawfulness and sanctity then junior is most definitely the father of pandemonium, if not then junior’s FATHER HIMSELF IS
Junior and the father are often interchangeable regardless, one in one.
“For one To attempt to establish order is to provoke and challenge the padre of pandemonium”
“If one refuses to accept chaos and misery then it’s apparent that they will attempt to court the padre of pandemonium”
“You do not allow chaos or hell without the padre of pandemonium”
“There is no pandemonium without the padre”
Padre of pandemonium by AB💿EFG February 5, 2022
Mio padre
Frase creata e utilizzata da mio padre volpescu (Italian twitch streamer)
Indica una persona che fa qualcosa di grandioso o spettacolare
Indica una persona che fa qualcosa di grandioso o spettacolare
Mio padre by Pino the fucking penguin January 17, 2022
Pedram
Pedram is a Persian word, meaning either "successful" in Farsi or "Good news." Pedram is a motivated person who studies hard but also has loyalty and supports those around him. Pedram is commonly used in central and east Iran but also has popularity as far west as Ekbatana (Hamedan) and beyond Iranian political borders into the Iranian diaspora in greater middleast and in Europe or US.
Pedram by PersianLiterature November 3, 2014
Pedestrian Pick
The act of getting a jump on a long line of traffic in a parking lot because some reckless pedestrian has decided to walk out in front of a car. Most beneficial when needing a left turn.
Driver: "Whoa! That fat lady almost got clipped by that Pinto."
Passenger: "Yeah, but that tub-of-lard cut off those other ten cars. Left turn please."
Driver: "Saved by the Pedestrian Pick!"
Passenger: "Yeah, but that tub-of-lard cut off those other ten cars. Left turn please."
Driver: "Saved by the Pedestrian Pick!"
Pedestrian Pick by cjavysanchez13 May 10, 2011
pederas
Zdraveite pederasi
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That ol' gal of mine drives the 12 lane freeway during the week and a John Deere on the weekends. She likes opra and the Grand Ol' Opry. I love them countrypolitan women.
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