Planksgiving
Thanksgiving on a pirate ship.
Bobo drank a gallon of rum and tried to start a mutiny this Planksgiving, so the captain made him stumble the plank.
Planksgiving by HumaneAnimal November 11, 2017
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plankdriving
When someone wins a competition or sporting event in a very convincing fashion it can be described as a "Plankdriving"
The term is derived from its norwegian translation of "plankekjøring"
The term is derived from its norwegian translation of "plankekjøring"
plankdriving by f1Freed May 14, 2021
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Pranksgiving
Noun
The night before Thanksgiving, or Thanksgiving Eve, it's a holiday that was created to circumvent the extra police presence and home owner diligence of Mischief Night. It involves the petty vandalization of innocent neighbors, usually by means of something distasteful, pungent and utterly repulsive that will leave a lasting impression for the next day's meal. A flaming bag of crap on the doorstep or a mailbox full of dead fish are common practices.
The night before Thanksgiving, or Thanksgiving Eve, it's a holiday that was created to circumvent the extra police presence and home owner diligence of Mischief Night. It involves the petty vandalization of innocent neighbors, usually by means of something distasteful, pungent and utterly repulsive that will leave a lasting impression for the next day's meal. A flaming bag of crap on the doorstep or a mailbox full of dead fish are common practices.
While all the uncool kids at school went out on Mischief Night and got busted, we waited til Pranksgiving and got away with murder!
Pranksgiving by billebllunt May 8, 2014
happy pranksgiving
happy pranksgiving by HumaneAnimal November 18, 2017
PRANKSGIVING
PRANKSGIVING by tomeleon1 November 29, 2010
Pranksgiving
The week after Thanksgiving, starting on Black Friday and ending the following Thursday, when an all out prank-war is waged for an entire week of madness.
Pranksgiving by Flexes McFly November 29, 2010
Pantsgiving
A holiday in which people give each other hot pants. nobody fucking understands it but Frank Castle.
Pantsgiving by 420BasteIt September 10, 2018
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