Husspitality
Husspitality by Tim Sleep December 28, 2004
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first class hospitality suite
Where you ply clients with booze, drugs and very expensive hookers either to win business or blackmail them
It was so easy to get Bill Clinton to do exactly what we wanted after threatening to tell Hillary about how he did a few grams of coke and slapped that hooker about in our first class hospitality suite at the Hilton
first class hospitality suite by RayRoy Strickland January 18, 2013
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southern hospitality
Those strangers that let me stay at their house overnight while my car was being repaired sure showed a lot of southern hospitality.
southern hospitality by DWW August 7, 2003
hospitality
hospitality by Grace24 June 29, 2007
Pulsating hospitality
Pulsating hospitality is the reciprocation offered to a cougar in exchange for dinner, drinks, conversation and spending part of her alimony on the cougar hunter.
Pulsating hospitality by Jib Slice May 19, 2010
Southern Hospitality
Southern Hospitality is a family, or individual helping another, just because its the right thing to do. People call it Southern Hospitality because people from the South are known to be nice folks. If someone comes knocking on the door needing food, or a place to stay for the night, most people down here will gladly help.
random person knocking on the door- Hello Ma'am, im in terrible need of some food, do you think you've got a little to spare?
Woman-Yes sir, just come on in and ill fix you up a plate!
random person-Thank you for your Southern Hospitality ma'am
Woman-Yes sir, just come on in and ill fix you up a plate!
random person-Thank you for your Southern Hospitality ma'am
Southern Hospitality by southern belle. August 15, 2009
hospitality
Something you can't piss on because you're dad won't allow it.
A line spoken from the horrible movie troll 2
A line spoken from the horrible movie troll 2
Micheal: You see this writing!.... you know what it means!?!...... Hospitality... And you can't piss on Hospitality! I won't allow it!
hospitality by oh my gooooooooooooooooood June 16, 2010
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murderhobo
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