On the beer
An English prepositional phrase coined by the great Bonnie Grace. To be under the influence of or have consumed multiple beers. Alternatively, meaning to be fucking awesome.
On the beer by K. Hunter PhD July 28, 2018
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99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall
99 Bottles of Beer on the Wall by Seagulls Of Santa!!! October 11, 2008
100 bottles of beer on the wall
used to weaken your greatest enemys. can be used in song or just saying it normally. by singing it your attack becomes much more deadly.
100 bottles of beer on the wall by i am a threat November 19, 2018
Scooby Doo on the Mug Root Beer
Scooby Doo on the Mug Root Beer by Monsieur Rizzman August 15, 2024
Beer Before Grass Your On Your Arse, Grass Before Beer Your In The Clear
Beer Before Grass Your On Your Arse, Grass Before Beer Your In The Clear
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Get drunk and then smoke weed and you will be on your arse , smoke up first you will be fine all night
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Get drunk and then smoke weed and you will be on your arse , smoke up first you will be fine all night
Beer Before Grass Your On Your Arse, Grass Before Beer Your In The Clear by R3D 3Y3 J3DI November 23, 2010
Get on the beers
The typical way an absolute legend would kick off a sesh would be to "get on the beers" ie, have a great time consuming alcoholic beverages.
Also known as a Dan Andrews
Also known as a Dan Andrews
Get on the beers by FiftyOne151 August 7, 2020
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