The Potter
Hey there Stephanie Hyphen-Surname, we've got our" Wanky Politics and General Disillusionment" lecture in 10 minutes!
Ok I'll meet you at The Potter.
Ok I'll meet you at The Potter.
The Potter by kavdog September 12, 2010
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The Potter
When you are fucking a girl while sitting down, she goes around and around on your PENIS in a circular motion like a clay pot does when being molded
The Potter by Mr. muffins manz July 6, 2008
The Potter
The Potter by Afgepistewitou May 20, 2016
The Potter Effect
when people don't leave their houses for days or hours (depending on how fast a reader one is) at a time as a result of the latest harry potter book coming out. nobody goes online or outside for fear that someone might reveal the ending.
girl: Mom, can I hang out with you tonight? The new Harry Potter just came out and nobody's free. On second thought, maybe I'll just go out and buy the book.
The Potter Effect by hpfan5 September 6, 2005
The Potter Effect
When something ubearable and disgusting becomes extremely popular only because it's... popular.
This usally happens when the popular kids at some schools take interest in something (those kids are dumbasses and have no sence of judgement) stumble across something they see on MTV or something and fall in love with it. The popularity will spread through America (and sometimes the world, like this definition's name sake: Harry Potter). The people's minds will be convinced that they like what they are seeing/hearing/reading/watching. If these objects were not popular, anybody who would have been a fan would notice how horrible it really is.
This usally happens when the popular kids at some schools take interest in something (those kids are dumbasses and have no sence of judgement) stumble across something they see on MTV or something and fall in love with it. The popularity will spread through America (and sometimes the world, like this definition's name sake: Harry Potter). The people's minds will be convinced that they like what they are seeing/hearing/reading/watching. If these objects were not popular, anybody who would have been a fan would notice how horrible it really is.
Harry Potter, Mad TV, Avril Lavigne, Lil Jon and the Eastside Boys, Ashlee Simpson, Hillary Duff, and Dragon Ball Z are all products of the Potter Effect.
The Potter Effect by Dylan's Name August 25, 2005
The Potter Pals
The Potter Pals is a famous video on youtube that has been spread to myspcace. The Potter pals is a video starring Snape, Dumbledore, Ron Weasly, Heriome Grangery, and Harry Potter. They all sing there names at the same time.
The Potter Pals by Jellylorum November 28, 2007
the Harry Potter series
Person 1: You know, a lot of people have likened the emerging Twilight series to the glory of the Harry Potter series.
Person 2: It's time for the rapture.
Person 2: It's time for the rapture.
the Harry Potter series by patronus July 17, 2011
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