Topic: What is pionate??
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Tom4Uhere

Wed 10/28/20 12:44 PM

What is pionate??

No idear...
I'm still trying to figure out if its Milk & Cookies or Cookies & Milk?
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ivegotthegirth

Wed 10/28/20 11:13 PM

For Gods sake,it means passionate!

I can't believe this is still going.

It has nothing to do with any filters on any website.

It has everything to do with laziness and the deterioration of our language.................like as in texting.

Let's put this stupid thread to bed!
Edited by ivegotthegirth on Wed 10/28/20 11:14 PM
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Rock

Thu 10/29/20 02:06 AM

Who pee-onated in your Cheerios?
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Cutiepieforyou

Thu 10/29/20 04:36 AM

Eric explained it the best.
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ivegotthegirth

Thu 10/29/20 11:52 AM

You can see the same thing on many other websites including non-dating sites and emails....................believe what you all want to. whoa
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Dez

Fri 10/30/20 11:05 AM

Simply ask the user.
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catinidaho

Fri 10/30/20 10:29 PM

One person made up that word and it caught on. It doesn't mean anything.
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Unknow

Sun 11/15/20 04:50 PM

passionately opinionated
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ivegotthegirth

Sun 11/15/20 11:22 PM


You can see the same thing on many other websites including non-dating sites and emails....................believe what you all want to. whoa



I'm not inventing this, what would my motive be.
I read everything that I have contact with long enough.
I just simply answered a question with a fact.
There is no mystery involved.
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Cutiepieforyou

Mon 11/16/20 04:11 AM

This has been explained enough. I am done posting about pionate,
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Moi Des

Mon 11/16/20 04:45 AM

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Unknow

Tue 11/17/20 08:28 AM

Can I have the definition?

"One who wears a pie on their head more than is normal"

pionate. p-i-o-n-a-t-e pionate.

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Moi Des

Tue 11/17/20 08:50 PM


Can I have the definition?

"One who wears a pie on their head more than is normal"

pionate. p-i-o-n-a-t-e pionate.




What a nice hat! laugh
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Cutiepieforyou

Wed 11/18/20 04:50 AM


This has been explained enough. I am done posting about pionate,


:thumbsup:
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Unknow

Wed 11/18/20 08:56 AM

Pionate...

Definition 2: Piously ornate......




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Unknow

Wed 11/18/20 08:59 AM

it's probably because the missing letters for some reason.....

P"***"ionate

yep -I spelled it out but it replaced them with asterisks
Edited by Unknow on Wed 11/18/20 09:00 AM
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Cutiepieforyou

Thu 11/19/20 04:14 AM



This has been explained enough. I am done posting about pionate,


:thumbsup:

:thumbsup:
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Unknow

Thu 11/19/20 09:48 AM

Pionate.... from the root "Pi"

"Of a nature which is in some way circular or infinitely repeating."
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Unknow

Thu 11/19/20 10:04 AM




What a nice hat! laugh


A berry flavored lip gloss would go great with that. laugh
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BarbaraE

Thu 12/02/21 01:40 PM

pion, pionate, com pionate - what all these words have in common is that they are almost entirely used by non- US scam artists. When you get a message with one of these words in it, what the word means is that you are corresponding with 1) a foreign scam artist, or 2) someone so ignorant of proper English that they are better avoided just like a scam artist.

Of course, pion IS a real word in the scientific community dealing with electromagnetics. A “pion” is a subatomic particle made of one quark and one antiquark. ... This charge is positive when an up quark pairs with a down antiquark. The charge is negative when a down quark pairs with an up antiquark. Pions do not exist for a long time.
Any time anyone messages me with any of those 3 words or has any of those 3 words in a profile I am on SCAM ALERT or IDIOT ALERT.