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Peet Rat
A student at Beloit College, Wisconsin, who lives in the Peet Hall dorms. The building is notorious for extensive weed smoking, use of psychedelic drugs and parties, and a commune-like dorm culture and community. Peet Rats are generally attractive and very friendly people, but with a “grungy” or agrarian aesthetic and often very sexually active.
Most are on the extreme left, politically.
includes communists, anarchists, marxists, free-love advocates, musicians, writers, philosophy majors, stoners, demsocs and barflies.
Most are on the extreme left, politically.
includes communists, anarchists, marxists, free-love advocates, musicians, writers, philosophy majors, stoners, demsocs and barflies.
1: Yo I got this weed from a Peet Rat
2: The Peet Rats are gonna have a flag burning/fight night/drunken orgy later, come thru!
2: The Peet Rats are gonna have a flag burning/fight night/drunken orgy later, come thru!
Peet Rat by BleedForTweed May 30, 2019
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