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self-serving friend

An individual who is only your friend to use you for their own personal gain and is magically not around when you actually need a friend. Also known as selfish and a bitch.
Wow, you know Jessica, we should have seen right through Rebecca, she is such a self-serving friend; she only wanted to be friends with us so she could pass bio lab.
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Self Serve Blumpkin 

Similar to a Blumpkin except there is no second party involved. The self serve consists of jerking off while taking a dump. The self serve happens much more regularly because you do not have convince a slore to blow you when taking a crap.
Mike muth was on the prowl for a blumpkin but wasn't coming up with a suitable candidate, therefore he had to resort to the classic self serve blumpkin.

self-serving 

Working to benefit one's self at a time when one should be working to benefit others.
See job security, legislator, lawyer, and conflict of interest.
self-serving by Downstrike May 21, 2004

self-serving 

to accommodate oneself to point where they're violating another's space & things
Somebody who is self-serving has no regard for other people.
self-serving by Gerard Irick September 20, 2011

self serve 

When you commit something that embarrasses yourself, you say self serve to alleviate yourself of that act.
"Ah snap joe, i just dropped the blunt, self serve, self serve."
self serve by Joe Charger May 8, 2008

self-service golden shower 

The act of intentionally urinating on yourself.

Can occur in the shower, while swimming in any occasion.
C - "yo i just pissed in my wetsuit and it came out near the top on my face"

K - "yea... that's a self-service golden shower, cuz even if it's yours at the end someone still peed on your face"

self service 

Taking care of yourself, while your wife has her Aunt Flo in town.
Pulled in to get some gash, but all they had was red diesel, had to go to the john for some self service.
self service by aereilly July 30, 2003