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What Would Picard Do (reference to the captain on "Star Trek - The Next Generation")

Said whenever the answer is obvious
Q: "I'm having a hard time deciding whether to invade IRAQ - what do you think?"

A: "WWPD?"
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Stands for what would python display. Commonly seen in Computer Science Exams.
-I screwed up the CS midterm again!

-Don't panic, just think WWPD
-AHHHHHHHH
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What Would Precious Do?

A question we should ask ourselves when we are facing a dilemma. Referring to the movie "Precious" of course. She faced a very difficult life and i am still scarred from watching it but nevertheless, WWPD?
"My dad touched me inappropriately, what do i do?"

"Wow, that is terrible, im so sorry! ive never really experienced that but i have one piece of advice for you...WWPD?"
by This one's for Joy! May 1, 2010
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An acronym for "What Would Patrick Do". Patrick being "Patrick Star" from spongebob. One would refer to this phrase if one were to become unsure of something.
Joe: Hey Mike, should I buy those new Subs for my car, or should I save up and get something else?

Mike: I don't know. WWPD? (what would Patrick do)
by Bitch Ass Niggas Be Trippin September 25, 2014
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What Would Paris Do?

Usually said when the question is something Paris Hilton WOULD do.
Ashley: Should we go out clubbing on a Monday night?

Gabrielle: WWPD?
by brookecaution™ July 3, 2007
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"What Would Peter Do?"
This is a refrence to the HEROES character, Peter Patrelli.
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"Agh, my brother is being stupid again, what do you think I should do?"

"Just think, WWPD?"
by Bub Allie June 12, 2007
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What would Powell Doctrine do?

From the list of questions used for the military in the United States:

Is a vital national security interest threatened?
Do we have a clear attainable objective?
Have the risks and costs been fully and frankly analyzed?
Have all other non-violent policy means been fully exhausted?
Is there a plausible exit strategy to avoid endless entanglement?
Have the consequences of our action been fully considered?
Is the action supported by the American people?
Do we have genuine broad international support?
internal voice: Should I 'invade' Stacy tonight? wwpdd?
by politically_unaware January 13, 2009
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