triple gin buck without the buck

A drink that sounds like a cocktail but is actually just three straight shots of gin, making it popular among hopeless alcoholics. First popularized by Hunter S. Thompson in his book "Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail."

It was also about then, Monte Chitty recalls, that the Boohoo began ordering things like “triple Gin Buck without the Buck.”

by Indica35 March 6, 2017

flying without wings

The act of a man urinating while standing without touching the penis.

Guy1: "Why didn't you wash your hands?"
Guy2: "It's ok, I was flying without wings."

by ryguy January 21, 2004

Skydive into a field of corn without a parachute

the act of smoking marijuana

"Dude, I just got a new van. Lets go for a cruise and skydive into a field of corn without a parachute to break this thing in"

by Jimmy D and the Nuggets December 24, 2007

withou-et

British for "without it."

Security Guard: "Do you have your ID?"
British Man: "No, I left it in me knickers."
Security Guard: "Well, ya con't get in withou-et."

by A. A. Ron August 29, 2005

Up the creek without a pattle

In a difficult situation without a way out

Guy 1: I have 2 hours of homework in class A, 2 hours of homework in class B, and only have one hour.
Guy 2: well your up the creek without a pattle

by Mark Zuckerberg1 September 22, 2011

sorry for looking into your eyes without permission

“sorry for looking into your eyes without permission” if you see a video and is getting bad vibes from it comment on that video and say “sorry for looking into your eyes without permission” because if you don’t thaf specific character can be in your dreams, or when you wake up it will watch you while you sleep. you could also supposedly get sa hurt killed and much more. Stay Safe

“i js saw this scary video jake i’m really spooked out” jake- “comment on the video and say” sorry for looking into your eyes without permission” then your all good sarah”

by anonymous July 25, 2023

No Show Without Punch

The response to a listener, who on hearing a story feels that they must interject with a similar comment, or an inference that they are also subjected to a similar environmental variable. Usually this will be more intense the original commentator. The meaning originates from the Punch and Judy shows which have their root in 16th-century Italian commedia dell'arte. The reference being that without the responder, the show cannot go on.

'Oh my god, I had a power cut last night. I tripped and stubbed my toe'. 'Well, we had a power cut and I fell and broke my collarbone.' 'Really, well I suppose there is no show without punch'

OR

'I have a sore throat'. 'Well, i have a sore throat AND I've gone blind.' 'Well, there is no show without punch'

by Garfunkal January 13, 2010