Checking out my club

golf bro slang for taking a piss in the woods

"Steve where ya at? We gotta tee off or let these old fogeys play through!"

*zipper noise* "Bruh hold up, I'm checking out my club."

by kirkandorules July 26, 2023

Breakfast Club

Used to point out when a female is seen in public (gym, beach, restaurant, etc) wearing bottoms that go so far up their ass that you can see what they ate for breakfast.

Used when females are seen in public wearing yoga pants, thong bikini, scrunch butt shorts, etc

Singular:
"Hey bro, Breakfast Club 2 o'clock"

Plural:
"The Breakfast club has arrived"

by Be Youneek January 25, 2025

I-Club

A club which only a cool fucking person in it I swear to god bro.

Random person: Ayo, you in I-club?
I-club member: Fuck yeah bro.
Random person: Can I join too? I'm a big fan of the club president.
I-club member: Fosho!

by abubakari ayakbiniyakubu September 16, 2022

5% Club

Something Joe Lewis assumes you're apart of

I'm guessing there's some 5% club stuff going on here

by joelewisplayedmindgameswithme July 29, 2022

Axe Club

A club of people who were axed (who lost their jobs) due to Donald Trump's policies. A term that originated in Ann Arbor, MI.

"You were also axed because you worked in an organization welcoming legal refugees following Donald Trump's executive order? Join the Axe Club."

by PartoftheAxeClub February 6, 2025

doki doki literature club

when god created the world he crated humans and 32,000~ later he crated weebs and weebs start to warship to satan because satan made hentai so god sended his weeb son dan salvato to make a game for weebs so they warship to god but satan gliched the game so weebs wanted to protest it so they make hentai of it

doki doki literature club is drug for weebs

by droper2714.exe October 8, 2018

Plight Club

The first rule of Plight Club is: you DO talk about it. We are a global community of connection.

Real change starts from within: We challenge our vulnerability to start conversations with ourselves and others. This pushes our comfort zones, moves us through our fears, and takes a step forward towards more open and honest connection.

Wearing the logo puts us out there to give and receive support. It acts as a reminder to remain open and to be proud of the effort it takes to make real change. Want to fear less and connect more? Join the club...

By becoming a member of Plight Club it has helped me face up to my insecurities, open up and have more honest connection with people. I'm so pleased I joined, all it took was to be vulnerebel.

by Mr. Saucepan July 6, 2020