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it is an acronym for "Painful Geeky Gasping".

It is when a geek or a nerd wants to make a statement, and uses a high pitched voice and comments on a certain geeky phrase, in which after that it painfully breathes while gasping that high pitched voice.

The noise when trying to convey an air of geekiness. Usually done by the Comic Book Guy in Simpsons
1- Let me get my glasses PGG

2- Worst episode ever PGG

3- Where is my Starwars Episode 1 Comic Collection PGG
PGG by Neutrinoo February 26, 2009
Urban Dictionary Merch
Abbreviation of “pretty good game”. Variation of ‘gg’ at the end of a game to qualify the type of good game it was.
Hey, we won. Pgg, everybody.
pgg by GaryPotatoes May 26, 2026
Related Words
PGG • PGGMSOTC • PGGP • PGGR
Acronym for the saying "Please Go Get Pwned."
"Omg, u r such a wow fag PGGP."
"I freakin' hate you, PGGP."
PGGP by Sumiss January 18, 2006
Pasadena's God Given Right
Cruising down Colorado Blvd at midnight on the fire engine.
Captain to Engineer: "Shall we exercise PGGR on our way back to quarters?" "Copy Capt!"
PGGR by Old Town 31s December 24, 2010

PGGMSOTC 

acronym meaning

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Good
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Teacher

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“What does PGGMSOTC mean??”
PGGMSOTC by notmeeeeeee April 27, 2022
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