Saint Paddy's Day
Trump, Saint Paddy's Day isn't spelt with a double "t" you Muppet. And take that stupid cap off. You look like an eejit.
Saint Paddy's Day by PokeyD March 10, 2017
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Purdy's Law
You can get head from a girl, as long as her tits stick out farther than her stomach. No matter how fat the bitch is.
"Hey Tommy, i heard you got some dome last night. Did she pass Purdy's Law?
ya...fuck you i was really drunk.
ya...fuck you i was really drunk.
Purdy's Law by Missouristate08 August 30, 2009
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Purdy's Wharf
A distant cousin to the Cleveland Steamer, the Purdy's Wharf is accomplished by having anal sex with a fat chick, then peeing on her bed while she is in the bathroom "cleaning up".
Purdy's Wharf by barfy April 18, 2005
Paddy's Pub
The Irish pub of South Philadelphia. Paddy's Pub is owned and run by Frank Reynolds, Dennis Reynolds, Sweet Dee Reynolds, Charlie Kelly, and Ronald "Mac" McDonald.
Paddy's Pub by Viscount Druitt April 16, 2022
Fake Paddy's Day
The holiday celebrated one or two weeks before St. Patrick's Day (and Spring Break) to allow for maximum participation in group drinking.
Fake Paddy's Day by Jumpin' Jack Flash March 13, 2009
Puddy Shirt
The typical long sleeve t shirt with writting and logos front, back and on the arms, worn 1 size smaller than normal by younger guys that cant decide if its going to be warm or cold and still want to remain stylish.
An all purpose shirt suitable for casual wear to hitting the clubs.
Chicks dig the Puddy shirt.
An all purpose shirt suitable for casual wear to hitting the clubs.
Chicks dig the Puddy shirt.
Puddy Shirt by Schaeffers KIA June 28, 2018
paddy's law
"A well-known rule that any reddit thread that becomes large enough will eventually have an American pretending to be Irish." -u/MacHaggis
Americans often like to identify themselves as the nationality of their ancestors despite not having that nationality themselves. They'll claim to be Irish on forums like Reddit, where you expect someone saying they're Irish to be from Ireland.
While interacting with people actually from Ireland, they still claim to be Irish despite having no connection to the country. Usually they cite culture and bloodlines as the justification.
Americans often like to identify themselves as the nationality of their ancestors despite not having that nationality themselves. They'll claim to be Irish on forums like Reddit, where you expect someone saying they're Irish to be from Ireland.
While interacting with people actually from Ireland, they still claim to be Irish despite having no connection to the country. Usually they cite culture and bloodlines as the justification.
"I'm Irish, which is why I've always wanted to visit Ireland. My great-great grandmother was from Ireland, so I'm both culturally and genetically Irish. I grew up hearing all about Ireland because it's my family's homeland. I've never heard of 'The Troubles' though, is that a new band?"
"As an actual Irish person, you're not Irish, you're American. Paddy's law strikes in every goddamn thread."
"As an actual Irish person, you're not Irish, you're American. Paddy's law strikes in every goddamn thread."
paddy's law by Toujourspurpadfoot April 21, 2018