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Poop Stink Pie
(adj.) (noun) (verb) (pronoun):
Replacement word for everything possible. When in doubt, just say "poop stink pie!"
Replacement word for everything possible. When in doubt, just say "poop stink pie!"
Poop Stink Pie by Snicklefriitz December 9, 2008
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Stinky pie
Stinky pie by Defs by ZR and LV October 20, 2020
stinky cream pie
The act of a male ejaculating inside an anus. The receiver of the ejaculate will relax the anal walls allowing an undetermined amount of semen and fecal matter to leak out, thus creating the stinky cream pie.
Kenny: Hey bro that dude broke up with me.
Richard: What happened man, you two seemed so happy?
Kenny: I gave him a stinky cream pie and it ruined his expensive bed sheets.
Richard: Wow, I can't believe he didn't appreciate the stinky cream pie, your mom loves them!
Richard: What happened man, you two seemed so happy?
Kenny: I gave him a stinky cream pie and it ruined his expensive bed sheets.
Richard: Wow, I can't believe he didn't appreciate the stinky cream pie, your mom loves them!
stinky cream pie by NastyCee September 25, 2016
pie sting
When you're driving and slam on the breaks and you throw a pie in face and it stings. Oh shit she gorgeous pie sting
pie sting by Piestingshell December 15, 2023
stick that in your pie crust and bake it
Shut your pie hole -- your argument is mute!
Also used as: put that in your pie crust and bake it; put it in your pie crust and bake it; stick it in your pie crust and bake it.
Also used as: put that in your pie crust and bake it; put it in your pie crust and bake it; stick it in your pie crust and bake it.
Quincy: Did you know that the bell pepper you're chowin' down on, like a bloody HOG, is one of the highest pesticide vegetables on the planet?
Javier: Oh really? Well, I purchased this one at Fred Friggin' Meyer, and every one knows that Freds purchases fruits and veggies with low levels of pesticides -- so stick that in your pie crust and bake it!
Javier: Oh really? Well, I purchased this one at Fred Friggin' Meyer, and every one knows that Freds purchases fruits and veggies with low levels of pesticides -- so stick that in your pie crust and bake it!
stick that in your pie crust and bake it by Verle "The Dean" Merring March 10, 2009
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