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short stall

Location of a toilet in restroom where you sit down. Opposite of tall stall where you stand up to pee.
Text: Sitting at short stall rn
short stall by yes juanito yes August 31, 2022

tall stall 

Location of a urinal in restroom where you stand up to pee. Opposite of short stall where you sit down on toilet.
Text: Standing at tall stall rn
tall stall by yes juanito yes August 31, 2022

CashTronaut 

One who pays high money for “spacetravel
CashTronaut by yes juanito yes December 11, 2021

clean living 

Golf terminology for keeping the ball in play on fairways and greens, i.e. “Keep it on the short grass.”
Roger: “Phil got lucky on that shot! Avoided the sand trap and got a great bounce out of the rough. The ball is very close to the hole. That’s clean living.”

Johnny: “Yep. Clean living.”

exciteful 

100% excitement. Almost euphoric. A wonderful and joyful feeling of stimulation, arousal or being energized.
1) The extreme rollercoaster experience was definitely exciteful.

2) “I’m totally aroused now,” beamed Sam excitefully.

3) We are in a state of excitefulness after reaching the peak.
exciteful by yes juanito yes June 11, 2021

Liquor then beer, you’re in the clear; beer then liquor, never sicker

Popular and oft’ used term that the order in which alcohol is consumed makes a difference in how you feel. However, it ends up being the quantity of alcohol consumed.
Respected Canadian researchers found in multiple studies that those who drank beer then liquor drank more so they got sicker and had a worse hangover. HENCE: Liquor then beer, you’re in the clear; beer then liquor, never sicker.

Beer then liquor, never sicker; liquor then beer, you’re in the clear 

Popular and oft’ used term that the order in which alcohol is consumed makes a difference in how you feel. However, it ends up being the quantity of alcohol consumed.
Respected Canadian researchers found in multiple studies that those who drank beer then liquor drank way more so they got sicker and had a worse hangover. HENCE: Beer then liquor, never sicker; liquor then beer, you’re in the clear.