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Sir Charles Piffington III
Really damn good weed.
Often abbreviated Sir Charles, That Charles, Charles Piffington, or just Charles.
Often abbreviated Sir Charles, That Charles, Charles Piffington, or just Charles.
Hey I'm going downtown to hang out with Charles
Yo I'm looking for that Charles, do you have any idea where I could find him?"
Do you know who's going to that party?
I'm not sure, but Charles will definitely be attending
Which Charles?
Sir Charles.
Sir Charles Piffington III?
Yeah, That Charles.
Yo I'm looking for that Charles, do you have any idea where I could find him?"
Do you know who's going to that party?
I'm not sure, but Charles will definitely be attending
Which Charles?
Sir Charles.
Sir Charles Piffington III?
Yeah, That Charles.
Sir Charles Piffington III by dopedistributor420 May 4, 2011
Piffington
Long confused with a specific strain of marijuana, usually skunk weed, the term piffington actually defines any use of the wonderful marijuana plant.
Andrew "So what are you up to man, sparking up and gaming?"
Rob "Hell yeah my nigga, I'ma be partaking in some piffington and if that bitch ever calls me back hopefully some pumpington yeah!"
Andrew "Pumpington yeah! Just don't fucking start getting all cuffington on her."
Rob "Hell yeah my nigga, I'ma be partaking in some piffington and if that bitch ever calls me back hopefully some pumpington yeah!"
Andrew "Pumpington yeah! Just don't fucking start getting all cuffington on her."
Piffington by Bachmayne December 15, 2010
piffington
piffington by Randizle March 30, 2010
Reginald Piffington III
A posh British man. His brother is Oliver Piffington. He is a friend of Thomas Johnnington. His obsession with tea is unhealthy and he never orders alcohol at the pub. He bathes in tea. He likes the Beatles. He was likely a mod back in the 60s.
Reginald Piffington III by EasternEuropeanSlavLover March 9, 2025
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murderhobo
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