When one gets inebriated alone, with no intention of interacting with anyone or anything besides the vessels that once carried the consumed alcohol.
"I think John is becoming an alcoholic, every night is another one filled with plastic cup politics"
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very stupid
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being stupid or doing silly things
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in cantonese the pronunciation of plastic is gao which is very similar to gau. so plastic is used to be the metonymy of the word gau.
very stupid
(v)
being stupid or doing silly things
(n)(uncountable)
stupid or silly things
(n)(distribute+~)
being stupid or doing silly things
(n)
a white crown icon with cross eyes and a red round nose
in cantonese the pronunciation of plastic is gao which is very similar to gau. so plastic is used to be the metonymy of the word gau.
A:i have just done a very stupid stuff.
B:dont be so plastic, okay!?
A:i have just done a very stupid stuff.
B:dont distribute plastic, okay!?
B:dont be so plastic, okay!?
A:i have just done a very stupid stuff.
B:dont distribute plastic, okay!?
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The word plastic replaces the word 'cool'. It is said when one says goodbye and wishes the person to take care. used in nathan barley.
Rufus Onslatt: hollers Dan Ashcroft! "The Rise of the Idiots". Awesome fuckin' opinions, dude.
Ned Smanks: Yeah, that's well plastic.
Rufus Onslatt: Laterz, dude.
Ned Smanks: Keep it foolish.
Ned Smanks: Yeah, that's well plastic.
Rufus Onslatt: Laterz, dude.
Ned Smanks: Keep it foolish.
by Natfinken and Jaaaaychizzlin' February 20, 2009
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The Irish today would call the grandchildren of John Devoy, (a convicted Fenian deported in 1871 to America, where he enjoyed a long, dedicated life as a journalist, publisher, political leader, and gun runner for Irish independence )plastic paddys.
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