pyite
pyite by zwibble de jah jah September 5, 2007
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Pyrite Pete
the name given to a troll that shills for bitcoin in internet discussions, and whose behavior toward others is always toxic when those discussions might have any hint of negativity about bitcoin; usually posts under a pseudonym or anonymously; most often found in discussion forums such as Slashdot and Reddit, and/or article comment sections. They'll often write in support of/upvote their own replies using sockpuppet accounts. They are also sometimes referred to as a Bitcoin Cultist or Bitcoin Maximalist.
Gets their name for two reasons:
1. they often compare all forms of currency other than bitcoin as being as worthless as the mineral pyrite in their arguments when shilling for bitcoin
2. they themselves are chasing the "fool's gold" (bitcoin) in religious/cultist ways
Some believe that no self-respecting bitcoin owner would waste their time to make their arguments to people whom they consider "a lost cause" themselves, and since most of these troll posters keep replying in discussions with the same tired arguments concocted in their echo chambers ad infinitum (i.e. to always get the last word), it is thought that these posters are simply poor people getting paid by said bitcoiners per post, likely in Dogecoin.
Gets their name for two reasons:
1. they often compare all forms of currency other than bitcoin as being as worthless as the mineral pyrite in their arguments when shilling for bitcoin
2. they themselves are chasing the "fool's gold" (bitcoin) in religious/cultist ways
Some believe that no self-respecting bitcoin owner would waste their time to make their arguments to people whom they consider "a lost cause" themselves, and since most of these troll posters keep replying in discussions with the same tired arguments concocted in their echo chambers ad infinitum (i.e. to always get the last word), it is thought that these posters are simply poor people getting paid by said bitcoiners per post, likely in Dogecoin.
We were having a discussion about Ethereum, so naturally a Pyrite Pete came along to claim we were all wrong.
Pyrite Pete by AL Katraz July 21, 2021
Paiten
Paiten is a girl with a baddie personality, she always is social but is humble and quite when she wants. She is always the one to make you say "oh god" but she always makes you smile, she is always looking good for the occasion and is never caught looking bad, she does some bad but knows her limits (by the way she thiccc)
Paiten by Yo why do you care? June 12, 2018
Piter
Piter by animalfromspb May 12, 2007
Pritesh
Pritesh is more charming than Aladdin, has a bigger magic lamp, and his monkey is more playful than Abu.
Pritesh by Rachel/Jasmine December 8, 2010
paiteness
1. A man of, or around the age of 28
2. A man who has this seductive aura around him that make the ladies come to him; sexy
3. A man who is good with his words and would be considered a Casanova.
2. A man who has this seductive aura around him that make the ladies come to him; sexy
3. A man who is good with his words and would be considered a Casanova.
paiteness by Ella Mackinson February 12, 2010
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