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Civic Duty 

The obligation of a citizen to their community: to be held captive by the judicial system at a wage rate that covers a gas station burrito and some old fried coffee for some incident that does not concern you or anyone on the group call list. To forego all potential income for said day/week/period of time to appear in court. To sit in the busiest time of traffic on a specified weekday in order to avoid a bench warrant. To put one's responsibilities and prior obligations on hold and pretend to give a shit about being unbiased and objective.
Tom: Fuck jury duty bro, I don't have time for that.
Rick: Dude, it isn't that bad and besides it's your civic duty.
Tom: You can eat a fork, Rick.
Rick: O_____O
Civic Duty by calledforduty June 27, 2013
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Civic duty 

A slang term for beer. Frequently used in Victoria, Australia. Entered Victorian (and Australian) vernacular after the Premier of Victoria told people not to "get on the beers" and that was their "civic duty".

Synonyms: beer, piss, frothy, tin, coldy, Froth Whitlam
Example 1
Mick: cheers for the civic duty, mate
Warren: yeah nah no worries

Example 2
Dan: oi, pub at 6?
Brett: oath mate, i'm fanging for some civic duties
Civic duty by whippa snippa October 28, 2020
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