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portable by the original recon June 12, 2008
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Portable
Portable Program
A program that doesn't require installation, meaning you don't need administrator privileges to use it, and doesn't require a crack/keygen. Similar to a preactivated program, except it's all packed into one simple .exe file, with no or very few supporting files.
An easy way to avoid installing a program and taking up to much space, is downloading a Portable Program.
Portable Program by Palm3R October 18, 2008
portable dutch oven
When you rip ass into a pillow case, close the top, then take it wherever your victim is and throw it over their head.
I farted in a pillow case and then ran over to bob, threw it on his head, and gave him a portable dutch oven.
portable dutch oven by saskwatch February 3, 2008
Portable-Niche
Someone who believes the freedom to say anything regardless of the racist or homophobic meanings.
Someone who will choose the more offensive words even thou other more suitable words exits.
Someone who will choose the more offensive words even thou other more suitable words exits.
Portable-Niche by Wasp March 20, 2018
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