friday feast
A feast held on Fridays to celebrate a momentous occasion. Or just another reason to eat way more than one should. Can be used as a noun or verb.
friday feast by Lindarg February 27, 2006
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Friday Feast
The a delicious microwaved feast had every Friday. Each feast has a different cuisine or theme for example one Friday could be Mexican and the next could be the color red. But no matter what the theme is, there will always be garlic bread in said feast. Part of the ritual of a Friday Feast is to trash the area in which the feast has been had, and leave as quickly as possible so that no blame can be thrown.
ME: "I can't wait for our Friday Feast tomorrow"
YOU:"Wait you're bringing the garlic bread right?"
ME:"Yep"
YOU:"Wait you're bringing the garlic bread right?"
ME:"Yep"
Friday Feast by MrNoodle November 17, 2016
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