Primo Drunk
When you get to the point of drunkeness that you are incapable of remembering your name, where you are, and why you are...or are not...wearing underpants.
Primo Drunk by 99problemz November 4, 2011
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Prime drink
Proper noun: Prime is a hydration drink released by Youtubers/celebrities Logan Paul and KSI. Despite being up for sale in regular stores (Aldi, Asda etc.) at RRP, people are buying these and upselling them for prices like £20 a pop or 3 for £100.
The drink was released on 4th Jan 2022 according to Wiki, but sales and the hype has seems to of only just taken off.
The drink was released on 4th Jan 2022 according to Wiki, but sales and the hype has seems to of only just taken off.
Person 1: Popping to the shop, what drink would you like?
Person 2 (a 13 year old): Get me that Prime drink!
Person 1: "Oh God no, please no!"
Person 2 (a 13 year old): Get me that Prime drink!
Person 1: "Oh God no, please no!"
Prime drink by Jack Spank9049 January 15, 2023
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