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88 mph
88 mph by Brian Fellow February 1, 2003
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88 mph
A pace of drinking which is intended to lead to a blackout. Blackout is essentially forward time travel. In Back to the Future the speed at which the Delorean travels through time is 88 mph. If you are drinking at a speed of 88 mph, you intend to drink yourself into a blackout.
88 mph
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under 88 mph by slurpee junky February 20, 2010
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