by Mark Nordenstein June 25, 2007
This is a phrase use in drug culture relating to taking one dose orally and another anally at the same time. The intent is that the absorbtion rate is different between the two methods and the effects differ giving a different total effect.
Its origins started with people inserting ecstasy pills in their backside (or plugging) to get a different effect and supposedly a faster hit due to the direct transfer to the blood stream because of the large number of capilliaries.
The term has broadened to include any drug when taken through both orifices at the same time.
The name comes from the song by "The Bangles", "Walk Like an Egyption" where people pointed a hand outwards from their head and there backside to look like people depicted in ancient egyptian artworks. Hence the reverse egyption is a hand inwards to the head and backside or mouth and anus. It origin is from Scooter in Brisbane, Australia, 2008.
Its origins started with people inserting ecstasy pills in their backside (or plugging) to get a different effect and supposedly a faster hit due to the direct transfer to the blood stream because of the large number of capilliaries.
The term has broadened to include any drug when taken through both orifices at the same time.
The name comes from the song by "The Bangles", "Walk Like an Egyption" where people pointed a hand outwards from their head and there backside to look like people depicted in ancient egyptian artworks. Hence the reverse egyption is a hand inwards to the head and backside or mouth and anus. It origin is from Scooter in Brisbane, Australia, 2008.
1. When the pills are weak I might double drop but Janey goes the reverse egyption.
2. Mary doesn't like to go the reverse egyption, she says plugging spoils her bottom fun.
3. Bob likes the reverse egyption, he says they come on faster and the high is higher.
4. Uncle Pete was complaining that he had to get the reverse egyption every day for a week at the nursing home.
2. Mary doesn't like to go the reverse egyption, she says plugging spoils her bottom fun.
3. Bob likes the reverse egyption, he says they come on faster and the high is higher.
4. Uncle Pete was complaining that he had to get the reverse egyption every day for a week at the nursing home.
by DocSparkle March 22, 2010
The place every1 is ashamed to say they live in so they just say “by jackson,” or “next to sixflags.” The ppl here REEK of homophobes, racism, republicans, furries- & that’s just skimming the surface. Ppl here either chill in the nice places- like potters square, Ivins, Hawkins point, SixFlags, etc.. Or take their chances in town w/ the radioactive lake on one side, & the sketchy wawa on the other. Ig there’s also some good parts, like.. & don’t forget about.. yeah that about sums it up. Ppl move here thinking their kid is going to have a great life, then the kid turns into the next mob boss of the 2000’s & ends up selling weed behind the sketchy wawa living in their parents basement for the rest of their lives. Legend has it if you scream any country artists name anywhere in New Egypt- a stampede will form. I can also guarantee that if u think ur secret is really safe w/ someone, u better find a good hiding spot & a new school to transfer to! Ur gonna be sitting in your room crying the next day wondering how the entire state now knows what you, a freshman, did with that senior last night! I also think every girl in this school can agree that whoever tf thought starting the mullet trend was a good idea- needs serious mental evaluation. Don’t even get me started on summit either- someone needs to end that & put all of us out of our misery. If ur planning on going to NE, u might as well prepare yourself to have your dreams crushed. U wanna go to Harvard? Not happening anymore.
by cassieanne21 November 4, 2021
A less intelligent version of the original "Bumfuck, Egypt."
n.; orig. US milit. jargon Bumfuck, Egypt, a very distant and remote place
Bumfuck is not a real city in Egypt. It is the proper noun for a mythical city used as a metaphor for a very remote location.
n.; orig. US milit. jargon Bumfuck, Egypt, a very distant and remote place
Bumfuck is not a real city in Egypt. It is the proper noun for a mythical city used as a metaphor for a very remote location.
Normal people end up in Bumfuck, Egypt, but I'm retarded so I inadvertently sent him to Buttfuck, Egypt, instead.
by Not Billy-Bob September 30, 2017
do the Egyption Shipwreck to me baby
by Dan Froliech December 22, 2008
Popularized on TikTok, implying someone is in denial. This phrase is referring to a clip of Wendy Williams on a radio show, where she says to a caller “denial is a river in Egypt, your husband is gay.” The joke is that Wendy recited the saying incorrectly.
The real saying is “denial is not (just) a river in Egypt”: A humorous phrase used to highlight the fact that someone is in denial about something. (A pun on the colloquial pronunciation of "the Nile.")
The real saying is “denial is not (just) a river in Egypt”: A humorous phrase used to highlight the fact that someone is in denial about something. (A pun on the colloquial pronunciation of "the Nile.")
“Denial is a river in Egypt”: Remember that time Wendy Williams said “denial is a river in Egypt, your husband is gay!” while live on air?
“Denial is not (just) a river in Egypt”: The boss thinks he can salvage this project by throwing more money at it. Someone should let him know that denial isn't a river in Egypt.
“Denial is not (just) a river in Egypt”: The boss thinks he can salvage this project by throwing more money at it. Someone should let him know that denial isn't a river in Egypt.
by sometimesitslikethat January 28, 2023
Noun. What you call a place that is unfamiliar or far away. You usually end up in locations like this when other people need your help.
by Beanz M. March 8, 2017