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Drop my friends at the pool 

Taking a dump. Usually several successive sh!%s (the small pebble type as opposed to the singular “Log)”

Your friends are technically being “ dropped” w: a healthy splash into the “ pool”
I’ll be out in a minute just dropping off some friends at the pool, try the men’s room. Or : “ do you have any toilet paper? I’m about to go drop my friends at the pool”

Liquid Lunch at the Thirsty Camel 

The act of heading to the pub with the boys and drinking a fuck ton afalcohol without pissing until you leave. This results in a 11 minute piss.
Dude, it's high noon.. why aren't we having liquid lunch at the thirsty camel?!

Glizzy's at the Turn 

Eating one or more hot dogs between the 9th and 10th hole during a round of golf.
Dylan had a horrible front 9, but after eating a few Glizzy's at the Turn his round really picked up.

Drop Farage off at the coast

I missed my train because I had to drop Farage off at the coast. It must have been the Taco bell.

Me and My Money Got Wasted at the Cinema 

Josh Vance’s first and most popular EP. The most notable song is “Title Track”, but the song “Tales of Pretzel Bites and Cheese” has gotten much recognition too. Other songs in this EP are “Watch for the Rats” and “$70”
Girl 1: Hey have you listened to Me and My Money Got Wasted at the Cinema by Josh Vance

Girl 2: Oh hell yeah I listen to that shit every night

Panic! at the Disco 

This band from Las Vegas is popularly known for the song “I Write Sins Not Tragedies”. Although the rock band has many other amazing songs, this song is certainly one of the most popular. People who consider themselves as real fans know the lyrics to mostly all of the songs from the more popular “Death of a Bachelor”, to the less favored, “Nails for Breakfast, Tacks for Snacks”. Panic! at the Disco has had many band members come and go, but now consists of only Brendon Urie. The wonderful singer has a Woden vocal range and is very successful with the band. The original band members were still in high school when the band was formed as Panic! at the Disco was formed in 2004. The band does not only change its members, but also it’s genres! Pop punk, emo pop, alternative rock, baroque pop, synth-pop, and pop rock are all words to describe Panic at the Disco’s songs.
I love Panic! at the Disco. My favorite songs are “Sarah Smiles”, “Time to Dance”, “But It’s Better If You Do”, and “Nearly Witches”.