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Piss tea by Urinal_goblin December 24, 2020
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tea piss
Tea piss - a tea piss is where a mouthful of tea is spat out due to involuntary laughing at a funny joke or incident.
This term could evolve into other beverages.
E.g. coffee piss, coke piss etc.
This term could evolve into other beverages.
E.g. coffee piss, coke piss etc.
"he heard the punch line of the joke and subsequently performed a tea piss, spraying the room with a fine mist of brown liquid and soaking his colleagues!"
tea piss by Adam Jennison October 9, 2007
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Piss tea • tea piss • piss and shit tea party! • Team Piss • piss • piss kink • Piss ant • piss off • piss head • piss cutter
piss and shit tea party!
when a group of people just sit around somewhere to bitch, moan, and complain about how life sucks for them!
piss and shit tea party! by joel stephenson September 22, 2007
Team Piss
When two or more persons (not just men) urinate at the same time. Team pisses can be anywhere from outside to the common bathroom. People who Team Piss shout "TEAM PISS!" while using the rest room.
Team Piss
An act in which multiple male drinkers go outside to urinate at the same time. It must be done outside, preferably on a straight stretch of bush so nobody takes an unintentional gander.
It is common courtesy to yell "TEAM PISS" before you need to urinate. Nobody is to be excluded from a Team Piss, so you must yell loud enough to inform all present drinkers. Whoever else needs to urinate is obliged to stand up and join you in yelling "TEAM PISS", until all drinkers are aware. If nobody responds, you are free to piss by yourself outside or use indoor facilities.
It is common courtesy to yell "TEAM PISS" before you need to urinate. Nobody is to be excluded from a Team Piss, so you must yell loud enough to inform all present drinkers. Whoever else needs to urinate is obliged to stand up and join you in yelling "TEAM PISS", until all drinkers are aware. If nobody responds, you are free to piss by yourself outside or use indoor facilities.
Team Piss by TrickticklerD September 13, 2009
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