submitted by George Poulos on 09.04.2004
As we know Kytherians emigrated from Kythera en mass. Many of these Kytherians, in their adopted countries devised there own words and sayings. A group of second generation Kytherian-Australians in the 1980's used the would Pi-Omicron to describe something that was "very, very, nice". It derives from the word "Polloi Oreo". It was often used in contexts such as "..that particular young lady is Pi-Omicron." Part of the fun and fascination of using this word was its secret code - unless you were "in" on the meaning of the word - you had no idea what this group was talking about. "Very, very, nice" - "Pi-Omicron."
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