BKTHW

National Be Kind To Hitler Weeks

4/20 - 4/30

(This is just a parody of all the stupid and pointless national days. And should not be taken serious.)

Guy 1: what day is it?
Guy 2: it's 420.. and bkthw
Guy 1: bkthw?
Guy 2: Be kind to hitler weeks.. it last till the 30th. :)
Guy 2:..... yeah hello saint peter.. you got room up there?

by EvilTrivago April 30, 2024

bktherula

Fire ass rapper who makes music that people dance to chill and game listen to her she fire asf do be a bum nigga and listen to her.

"Ayo put on some BKTHERULA"

by youtweakintweakin October 1, 2020

Bethwyn

Smart,Blond,Beautiful,female a wonderful person to be around and a truly wonderful friend. If ever come across hold on to with all your strength,might and hope.

Bethwyn is someone who comes around rarely and when found needs to be held on for ever!

by Yellow Smarty February 3, 2010

drink her bathwater

affectionate pikey term. implying that the person being referred to is so desirable that you would even go so far as to drink water that they have bathed in

“she’s so fit, oooh i could drink her bathwater”

by uncle salty May 11, 2004

Bell Delphine Bathwater

Aids

"I wanna buy some of dat Bell Delphine Bathwater"

by Destructor of Capitalism July 23, 2019

Gamer Girl Bathwater

The best reason to legalize the purge ever.

"I, All for One, shall replace the clean drinking water of every man, woman, and child on this planet with Gamer Girl Bathwater!"
*promptly gets burned to death by Perfect Cell and Kermit the Frog*

by Johan The Destroyer July 27, 2019

drink your own bathwater

v. A metaphor for a person or a group of people believing their own lies and propaganda. The effects of doing this can be comical, e.g., Baghdad Bob, but this is usually the harbinger of the demise of the practitioner(s).

When Mikhail Gorbachev instituted Perestroika and Glasnost, it was obvious that the leadership of the Soviet Union was having a big session of "drink your own bathwater," assuming that Communism was actually about helping workers. Glasnost exposed the average Russian to the lies they had been told, particularly about how awful their standard-of-living was as compared to the West. Subsequently, Gorbachev and the Soviet Union lasted only six years.

by Dan Weyandt March 27, 2013