1 definition by P.P. REPRESENT
Describes a social drinking organization. Not just anyone can be a member of the dream team. In order to become a member of the dream team you must: a. be an upstanding member of society b. currently be a member of another organziation commonly referred to as "team p.o.s." c. implement the courtesy text in all appropriate occasions d. go through an extensive initation process, which includes buying rounds of shots overseen by a dream team founder e. live for fieldhouse wednesdays, big 12 triple wells, and mucho harpo's shots (all the while telling the bartender to "just make 'em taste good")f. know the exact motion of the point-and-wave... and the fact that every person who receives the point and wave is a joke to society g. "you sir/ma'am"... true meaning.
Becoming a member of the reputable Dream Team is not something that should be taken lightly. Although there are extensive requirements, the most important thing for dream teamers to live by is... if a fellow dream teamer needs you, for things such as: shots, pointing and waving, barking, courtesy text, etc., you DO IT! never leave a fellow dream teamer behind!
DREAM TEAM REPRESENT
Becoming a member of the reputable Dream Team is not something that should be taken lightly. Although there are extensive requirements, the most important thing for dream teamers to live by is... if a fellow dream teamer needs you, for things such as: shots, pointing and waving, barking, courtesy text, etc., you DO IT! never leave a fellow dream teamer behind!
DREAM TEAM REPRESENT
At the bar...
Girl 1: Wow! Who are those girls?
Girl 2: Well, they're cute, dancing fabulously, and throwing back rediculous amounts of shots.
Girl 1: They all just pointed and waved too!
Girl 2: Duh... they must be members of the dream team!
Girl 1: Wow! Who are those girls?
Girl 2: Well, they're cute, dancing fabulously, and throwing back rediculous amounts of shots.
Girl 1: They all just pointed and waved too!
Girl 2: Duh... they must be members of the dream team!
by P.P. REPRESENT March 11, 2009