Plow-time 

Invented by medical students in the early part of the twenty-first century, a term used to describe the 24 hours or so preceding a medical school exam.

Plow-time is accompanied by lots of red bull (light and dark blue can), beef jerky, apples, vitamin water or gatorade (hydration), pistachios or other forms of scant nutrition. During plow-time, there is usually no freedom to eat an actual, full meal.

Plow-time is also characterized by the complete absence of sleep.

Gosh! This Neurology exam is going to kick my behind tomorrow. Better get to studying. Well, I have my stash right next to me, it's plow-time!

Plow-time by Thomas Suszynski February 21, 2008

plowtime 

A phrase realized by Lucky, a then banished member of the ancient GNV Order. "Plow time" is a random unexpected release by exclamation made due to a buildup of repressed sexual desesire and urges, which manifests in the comical vocalization of the words "plow time" with a hint of a neurological twitch like turrets.

The time and origin of "plow time!" is eternal. There is no beginning or end.

Pontificating on the origin of this now dacred phrase within the order, we are reminded of The Bhagavad Gita which states:
BG 2.20: The soul is neither born, nor does it ever die; nor having once existed, does it ever cease to be. The soul is without birth, eternal, immortal, and ageless. It is not destroyed when the body is destroyed.

Commentary: Existence in the womb, birth, growth, procreation, diminution, and death.” These are transformations of the body, not of the self. What we call as death is merely the destruction of the body, but the immortal self remains unaffected by all bodily changes. This concept has been repeatedly emphasized in the Vedas.

Conclusion: As the body takes birth and sets course to destruction, like the soul, " plow time" remains.

What time is it?
Answer: PLOWTIME!!

plowtime by GNV#1 December 14, 2023