Steve:i'm runnin 5,000 tomorow.
Rob:5,000 of what?
Steve:I don't know, they just said I'd be running a "5k"
Rob:5,000 of what?
Steve:I don't know, they just said I'd be running a "5k"
by T-Weezie August 07, 2008
by the real Alan Johnson July 07, 2008
When you run a 5k(3.1 miles) then take ice baths after. Often mistaken for its derivative Netflix in chill referring f*** but no it means just run and take an ice bath. So shut the hell up football players and stop saying you wanna "5k and chill" with the cross country team
jim:" hey susie wanna 5k and chill"
susie:" sure"
* runs a 5k then takes ice bath and no they did not "do it"
susie:" sure"
* runs a 5k then takes ice bath and no they did not "do it"
by bob.tom October 25, 2015
To "run a 5k" means to take a shit, or dump, or some form of fecal expulsion.
It is in reference to one Warren Buchanan, who, whilst running a 5k for charity, was prompted at mile two and a half to run off the course in a nearby parking lot and pop a squat. Also keep in mind he was wearing an all-white track suit at the time, which is why he had to run off of the course immediately, and not run the additional seven minutes to finish the course in fear of defiling himself in front of hundreds of runners.
It is in reference to one Warren Buchanan, who, whilst running a 5k for charity, was prompted at mile two and a half to run off the course in a nearby parking lot and pop a squat. Also keep in mind he was wearing an all-white track suit at the time, which is why he had to run off of the course immediately, and not run the additional seven minutes to finish the course in fear of defiling himself in front of hundreds of runners.
"Hey Bill I gotta go run a 5k, that bean burrito ain't sittin' right"
"Hey Tim I can't talk now, I'm running a 5k...could be awhile"
"Hey Tim I can't talk now, I'm running a 5k...could be awhile"
by therunningman October 19, 2009
Person 1: How was your thanksgiving.
Person 2: Terrible I'm in a 5k holiday family. Our whole family was forced to get up early and run a 5k before we celebrated.
Person 2: Terrible I'm in a 5k holiday family. Our whole family was forced to get up early and run a 5k before we celebrated.
by Winston Sisk October 17, 2017