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WDR
WDR - Work, Drink, Repeat.
Typically used in answer to an inquiry of well being. Used to indicate that a person tends to regularly indulge in alcohol after a days work.
Typically used in answer to an inquiry of well being. Used to indicate that a person tends to regularly indulge in alcohol after a days work.
WDR by Franky Pancakes September 3, 2013
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