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Jack and Phil

The fun version of Marco Polo. The game is played the same except no one is required to say POLO. It is encouraged that during this game that whoever is not, "it," takes any pool item they can find (inner tubes, water absorbent balls, anything that they will feel) and hurl it at them to cause the person who is it frustration.
The boy was frustrated but determined to tag someone in the game of Jack and Phil.
Jack and Phil by ICrocks August 28, 2009
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Jack and Phil

Jack and Phil is a song created by popular celebrity Noah Davis with his new album “Nursery Crimes.” He uses this song to intimidate and scare off potential love interests in his life. It’s supposed to be a spin off of “Jack and Jill” the popular nursery rhyme, except the two are gay and that’s why the girl “Jill” is replaced with “Phil.”
If you hear this song you’ll know what I mean!
Megan: Jack and Phil in a coupe De’ville just smoking marijuana

Lucie: Taking hits hotbox that bitch slow riding to Rihanna!
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