by ShimSham May 12, 2017
This happens when a dating couple try the long-distance relationship thing when they go off to university or college in the fall and they make it past the Thanksgiving turkey drop but evidently end their relationship on or around Hanukkah.
by rosshole2020 January 04, 2021
A Ghetto Drop is an American beer cocktail that is drunk as a bomb shot, similar to a boilermaker or the irish car bomb. It is made by mixing a half pint of Bud Light with a shot of 2 percent milk.
There are several known variations of the Ghetto Drop:
"The Gangreen"... this variation uses Bud Light Lime.
"Ghetto Skinny Drop"... this variation uses 1 percent milk or skim milk.
"Fatty Bomb"... this variation uses whole milk.
If you were to mix and match variations, you'd use a cross over title for the drink. Example... "the ghetto skinny gangreen" uses skim milk and bud light lime.
There are several known variations of the Ghetto Drop:
"The Gangreen"... this variation uses Bud Light Lime.
"Ghetto Skinny Drop"... this variation uses 1 percent milk or skim milk.
"Fatty Bomb"... this variation uses whole milk.
If you were to mix and match variations, you'd use a cross over title for the drink. Example... "the ghetto skinny gangreen" uses skim milk and bud light lime.
Ben: You want an Irish Car Bomb?
Mike: Nah, I'll just stick to the Ghetto drop tonight, bro.
Ben: Ew. The Ghetto Drop? Isn't that made with Hot Dog Juice?
Mike: No, no, that's the meat bomb. This is Milk and Bud, bro.
Mike: Nah, I'll just stick to the Ghetto drop tonight, bro.
Ben: Ew. The Ghetto Drop? Isn't that made with Hot Dog Juice?
Mike: No, no, that's the meat bomb. This is Milk and Bud, bro.
by OldGuapo January 19, 2013
slamming someones facebook profile with many, many provocative pictures of David Hasselhoff. Best served on Birthdays. Used in place of "like" rape.
by ten nine? October 13, 2011
An utterly hilarious Bob Rivers song parody of "Rock the Boat" (1973) by The Hues Corporation.
And no, it's all an urban legend. It's perfectly safe to drop the soap in the prison showers. It's just not safe to pick up the soap after... the jail showers are disgusting and you really don't want to know what's down there.
And no, it's all an urban legend. It's perfectly safe to drop the soap in the prison showers. It's just not safe to pick up the soap after... the jail showers are disgusting and you really don't want to know what's down there.
Ever since this prison term began
My tush has lived in fear of some big hairy man
And I'm nervous hanging out with these thugs and thieves
They're looking for a quiet place to corner me
I hope that I get out on probation
Before someone in that washroom gives me love deviation
So I'd like to know if
You get the notion
If I touch my toes will
You get the lotion
And I'd like to know when
You make a motion
And I'd like the guard to
Hear the commotion
Drop the soap
Don't drop the soap baby
Drop the soap
Not safe to bend over
Drop the soap
Don't tap my butt, bubba
Drop the soap...
My tush has lived in fear of some big hairy man
And I'm nervous hanging out with these thugs and thieves
They're looking for a quiet place to corner me
I hope that I get out on probation
Before someone in that washroom gives me love deviation
So I'd like to know if
You get the notion
If I touch my toes will
You get the lotion
And I'd like to know when
You make a motion
And I'd like the guard to
Hear the commotion
Drop the soap
Don't drop the soap baby
Drop the soap
Not safe to bend over
Drop the soap
Don't tap my butt, bubba
Drop the soap...
by bitchuck October 22, 2023
An exclamation of satisfaction with one's self for having caught something just dropped.
Though ninjas obviously never drop anything, this is how they would drop things (and what they would proclaim) if they were capable of doing so.
The feelings of alertness and dexterity associated with the drop/catch action preceding the "Ninja Drop!" stand
in stark contrast to the inattention and clumsiness that led to the exclamation in the first place.
Though ninjas obviously never drop anything, this is how they would drop things (and what they would proclaim) if they were capable of doing so.
The feelings of alertness and dexterity associated with the drop/catch action preceding the "Ninja Drop!" stand
in stark contrast to the inattention and clumsiness that led to the exclamation in the first place.
by CainFang September 27, 2010
by Alayem July 15, 2018