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pick and stick 

Def. 1: To claim a ho' at a party and proceed to sleep with her.

Def. 2: When a computer inside a web farm establishes a connection with a client and maintains it throughout the session's lifetime.
Def. 1: "It's time to play pick and stick."

Def. 2: "Indigo should implement pick and stick."
pick and stick by XWS November 26, 2003

pick up sticks 

a game in which Phil learned at his time in the boy scouts of america. Later Phil sued the Boy Scouts of America in a class action lawsuit.
Phil taught billy 'bout "pick up sticks" alright only he used the Special Scout technique taught to him by his father which was to use his ass cheeks

Pick up Sticks 

1)to pick up a video game controller and play video games.
this is directly referring to the analog sticks on the controller.

2)also; if someone is sucking at playing video games, one can say this phrase to motivate them.
1. hey dickeyes, you wanna pick up sticks after class???

2. you just got your tits slapped off by that rocket, you better pick up your damn sticks!!
Pick up Sticks by joe bunyan November 20, 2007

Pick up sticks 

When you have a dildo in your significant others asshole, then going to retrieve the dildo, that’s where the phrase “pick up your sticks” comes from
“Hey honey, let’s go pick up sticks”
Pick up sticks by Theglizzyglobler September 1, 2020

pick up sticks 

attract "boner owners" (also a children's game)
you can't look that good and not pick up sticks ! , it's a natural LAW !

she lost 35lbs and was surprised to find herself again able to pick up sticks !

pickle on a stick 

A pickle on a stick is when you put a dill flavoured condom on your penis.
"Want to taste my pickle on a stick, bro?"
pickle on a stick by Pickleboi890 October 10, 2017
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