POC is synonymous with 'Crap'; POC literally standing for Piece Of Crap.
The word is usually used in the phrase "Piece of POC". "Piece of..." can be repeated for added effect, though it is usually contracted to "piece'a Poc."
The word is usually used in the phrase "Piece of POC". "Piece of..." can be repeated for added effect, though it is usually contracted to "piece'a Poc."
"Oooh, did you see High School Musical?" Lewis said.
"HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL! Piece of Poc!" exclaimed Jon, horrified.
"What about High School Musical 2?" Lewis asked cautiously.
"AHHH!! What a piece'a piece'a piece of Poc."
"So what were you doing last night?" James enquired.
"Yo' mama, and she was a Poc." Liam replied.
"HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL! Piece of Poc!" exclaimed Jon, horrified.
"What about High School Musical 2?" Lewis asked cautiously.
"AHHH!! What a piece'a piece'a piece of Poc."
"So what were you doing last night?" James enquired.
"Yo' mama, and she was a Poc." Liam replied.
by ShattyFatmas September 12, 2007
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by Mika Gonzales November 13, 2005
I spoke with John on the phone and discussed the upcoming meeting. John asked me to forward to him the minutes from last month's meeting. I forwarded the following message.
To: John
From: Mary
RE: Last Month's Meeting Minutes
Attachment: January Meeting Minutes.doc
Message:
POC
Mary
To: John
From: Mary
RE: Last Month's Meeting Minutes
Attachment: January Meeting Minutes.doc
Message:
POC
Mary
by Cubile Worker August 04, 2007
A cheap swill brand of beer that was once brewed and sold in Cleveland, Ohio. "POC" once meant "Pride Of Cleveland", but in later years, meant either "Piss On Cleveland" or "Pilsener On Call". Before POC was discontinued in the mid-1980's, a 6-pack of POC sold for less than a 6-pack of Coke or Pepsi...it was that cheap of abeer.
My grandfather used to drink POC...it was all he could afford.
I don't drink POC...that beer is nothing but pisswater!
I don't drink POC...that beer is nothing but pisswater!
by Genuine Nerd March 08, 2010