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Plant-Juice by Jellyfish_Juice November 3, 2018
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plant juice
A morbid healthy liquid that one drinks.
Tastes like a morbid mixture of salsa, peanut butter, and canned cranberries.
Has the tendency to make one morbid/drousy/lazy/drunk/fly/hallucinate/high
morbid
Tastes like a morbid mixture of salsa, peanut butter, and canned cranberries.
Has the tendency to make one morbid/drousy/lazy/drunk/fly/hallucinate/high
morbid
plant juice by Garephanie February 5, 2009
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Plant Juice
A relatively new type of juice which has seen its origins in Robertson, South Africa. This type of juice is derived from Jelly Fish Semen mixed with many different types of liquids including a small ratio of alcohol. It’s brewers mainly serve it and have always called it plant juice as the semen in its early stages looks like a plant.
Plant Juice by Jellyfish_Juice May 16, 2019
Plane Juice
A colloquial way to refer to ginger ale.
Referred to as such due to the fact that it's a readily available drink option to have while riding a plane, whereas other soft drinks are offered more often under other circumstances, such as at restaurants and supermarkets.
When one wants a soft drink, the first drinks that come to mind are, more often than not, everything else but ginger ale. However, since it's offered at plane rides, ginger ale sometimes associated with them, hence "plane juice".
Referred to as such due to the fact that it's a readily available drink option to have while riding a plane, whereas other soft drinks are offered more often under other circumstances, such as at restaurants and supermarkets.
When one wants a soft drink, the first drinks that come to mind are, more often than not, everything else but ginger ale. However, since it's offered at plane rides, ginger ale sometimes associated with them, hence "plane juice".
Flight attendant:
"What would you like to drink? We have coke, club soda and ginger ale."
Passenger:
"YUSSSSS!!! Lemme have some plane juice! Ginger ale!"
"What would you like to drink? We have coke, club soda and ginger ale."
Passenger:
"YUSSSSS!!! Lemme have some plane juice! Ginger ale!"
Plane Juice by Abarbarea October 4, 2021
pant juice
1. The residue left behind by an unsatisfied erection
2. The stains left by a handjob
3. The semen produced by a guy who jizzes in his pants
2. The stains left by a handjob
3. The semen produced by a guy who jizzes in his pants
pant juice by poonzilla234 August 22, 2009
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