fill up
To get drunk, hammered, pissed, or alternatively an event at which you get drunk, hammered, pissed. Therefore can be used either as a 1. verb 2. nounFilling Up
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Filling Up the Stetson
Urinating in an open container while riding in a moving car. The phrase originated in 1835, when settlers riding the Oregon Trail were forced to relieve themselves in a large Stetson hat, to avoid stopping their wagons for fear of Indian attacks.
Example:
"Geez Jimmy, would you drive a little smoother? I'm filling up the stetson right now, but since you're driving like a maniac, it's splashing around everywhere."
"Geez Jimmy, would you drive a little smoother? I'm filling up the stetson right now, but since you're driving like a maniac, it's splashing around everywhere."
filling up the pool
Example:
Guy1: Dude what took you so long
Guy2: I had to fill the pool up
I filled the pool up
I'm filling up the pool
Guy1: Dude what took you so long
Guy2: I had to fill the pool up
I filled the pool up
I'm filling up the pool
fill up a can
the bulimic equivalent to "smoke a bowl".
many bulimics look like they're taking a drink of something in a can, but are actually depositing small amounts of vomit into the can in the most non-attention-drawing way possible.
many bulimics look like they're taking a drink of something in a can, but are actually depositing small amounts of vomit into the can in the most non-attention-drawing way possible.
Example:
bulimic one: hey, I just ate way too much. I'm gonna go fill up a can.
bulimic two: have a Diet Pepsi
bulimic one: hey, I just ate way too much. I'm gonna go fill up a can.
bulimic two: have a Diet Pepsi