posemobile
Tastelessly modified car intended to impress; car or truck masquerading as police car, ambulance, or other emergency vehicle.
posemobile by Reinold February 17, 2006
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popemobile
Quite possibly the greatest automobile in since those funny looking bikes with the really big front tire. You know what I am talking about.
popemobile by Mike Truitt June 17, 2003
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popemobile
The totally awesome ride for the big pope dude! It has a white color finnish (I would have picked a diffrent color considering how white shows dirt really well) and has a record setting top speed of about 12 mph! If I were the pope, I'd rather have a faster set of wheels, but it's pretty unsafe already considering how the pope rides standing up without a seatbelt. Seriously! What's wrong with these people; do they want the pope to die in a car accident or something?! I mean, the thing doesn't even have airbags! Over all, it's just a big truck from the eighties or something with a glass refrigerator in the back, (that must make the pope aweful hot in there on sunny days...) and a gas pedal with a brick behind it. It's my opinion that that Xzibit guy should pimp the pope's ride, that would be sweet!
popemobile by Cynthia Smith June 1, 2006
popemobile
The Vatican's outrageous see-thru vehicle orb in which the Pope rides..A shiny glass encased dome of catholic Mercedes goodness. It also has an hydraulic chair to life the Pope master inside.
If gang members knew the effectiveness of the popemobile, they would be investing in the same vehicles for drive-bys.
popemobile by zincink January 16, 2009
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popemobile by Bayou Bob May 1, 2005
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Popemobile by Zippo April 14, 2005
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