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Hot Sack-Lunch 

When one defecates in a brown paper lunch sack, closes it, sets it upon a porch or stoop and sets it ablaze! Then the lighter Rings the bell or knocks upon the door and runs to a safe bush or shrubbery within viewing distance. The lightee is supposed to be frightened into stomping the sack out ending up with hot smelly poo all over their shoes. Numnumnumnmnum!

Also known as "Brown Bagging It"
Dude, I just left Mr. Robinson a Hot Sack-Lunch!!!!!
He Brown Bagged Him?SWEET!!
Hot Sack-Lunch by ZD-Unit December 9, 2008

Hot Snack Sack 

The act of Shitting into a Sack full of your lunch/snacks then lighting the Sack on fire and launching it at a persons door.
Person A "Hey man, Wanna go Hot Snack Sack Carter's house?"
Person B " Yeah! lets go!

"I really want to go Hot Snack Sack my friends house."
Hot Snack Sack by DarkSilence43 October 15, 2014

hot wet sack 

When a perfectly delightful knee is bent over a perfectly wonderful leg; with a hot wet sack of dez nuts or a elegantly shaped pair of humanities future calmly resting on relaxed knee - waiting to meet the better half.
The package was lowered onto my knee creating a hot wet sack wrapping my aching knee in warmth and kindness.
hot wet sack by tastty February 14, 2021

Sack of Hot Nickels 

Damn! She looks like she got hit in the face with a sack of hot nickels
Sack of Hot Nickels by Keddin November 17, 2003
n. one who masturbates consumately; a chronic masturbator.
"Jeet, you fuckin' hotsack, get off your thumbs and lets go ball!"
hotsack by Jackie Williams February 20, 2007
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