Picnic

[Sarah]

Formerly, an entertainment at which each person contributedsome dish to a common table; now, an excursion or pleasure party inwhich the members partake of a collation or repast (usually in theopen air, and from food carried by themselves).

[Sarah]

Acronym for Problem

[Sarah]

a word that, if spoken increases the chance of rain by approximately 42%

[Sarah]

Contrary to fallacious urban legends about the word's supposedly racist roots, picnic is derived from the French term pique

[Jason Yan]

Something you eat [outdoors] [on the ground], as opposed to at a [table]

[Kit]

[Dirty Sex] [in the Woods].

[Mark Zuckerberg]

A group of people who hang around in [Wolverhampton] (UK).
They generaly get drunk, and/or stoned.
Formally civic kids, and an offshot of the Stalex group, the people of Picnic, take their name from the original intention, to get away from town and all the n00bs, by finding a grassy hill, near the University and Molienux. Which was dubbed [Picnic Area] by the fact of people getting together, and purchasing food and drink, all sharing within the group, and eating this all in [sunny weather] on grass.
The numbers of Picnic grew, when freinds, of the original group started to come, and then friends of friends.
Adding the perfect combination of, Stoners Drunkards, [Party People], and Very Sweet People.
Picnic members tend to be outspoken, and have no problem, expressing their feelings about anything on their mind, this leads to easy cohersion within the group.
This outspokeness, also leads to mockery of lesser people, who really need to get a clue.
Picnic is a great time, people look forward to picnic, its a time where you can be with the people you really like, just having a good time, sharing private jokes and enjoying life.

[Sarah]

[Problem] [In Chair] Not In [Computer]

[Cami]

noun; food on a [blanket] in [the park]
verb; to [eat food] on a blanket in the park
adjective; cool

[Dave Paprocki]

a [code word] for [blazing] with all [your friends]

[Monty]

(n.) a social [gathering], where many people will take thier families along to eat pre-cooked food [outdoors]

(v.) to [participate] in a picnic as defined above.

[Cami]

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[Kit]

An occasion when a packed meal is eaten outdoors, especially during an outing to the countryside.

[Michiko]

An outing or occasion that involves taking a packed meal to be eaten outdoors.