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Prohibit by toastedwater December 2, 2021
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Home Prohibition
The act in which a substance such as Alcohol is banned from a household, by a family member or group of family members, after a event or
series of events that resulted in a negative outcome in which the substance is blamed.
series of events that resulted in a negative outcome in which the substance is blamed.
Steve : Hey guys lets go to Bobs tonight for drinks!
John: No we can't! Bob's Dad got drunk and destroyed the house and his Mom declared a Home Prohibition.
John: No we can't! Bob's Dad got drunk and destroyed the house and his Mom declared a Home Prohibition.
Home Prohibition by Nhud9 April 15, 2013
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prohibitionist
A person, group or government that supports the illegalization and criminalization of any or all recreational drugs.
Virtually all governments of the world have prohibitionist views on cannabis, LSD, MDMA, ketamine and heroin. However, only a handful of governments have prohibitionist views towards alcohol.
prohibitionist by academic_rasta February 21, 2011
Prohibition
the era in US history where the federal government, via constitutional amendment, made a failed attempt to make the United States a dry nation
Prohibition by fenderstrat21 October 8, 2006
Prohibition Intermission
A period of time at a party where everyone stops partying to hide all of the alcohol for fear that cops or parents have showed up.
John: Hey, why is everyone hiding all the booze?
Jake: Prohibition intermission man, they saw a cop drive by.
Jake: Prohibition intermission man, they saw a cop drive by.
Prohibition Intermission by Bstaff19 March 14, 2011
marijuana prohibition
marijuana prohibition by Liz420666 October 4, 2004
There were 1 error that prohibited this form from being submitted
An error you probably get on your example that makes you want to fucking kill yourself. Oh and by the way, I GOT IT AS I WAS TYPING THE EXAMPLE UNDER THIS!
Person 1: Oh you got that message too, huh?
Person 2: That whole "There were 1 error that prohibited this form from being submitted?" Message? Yeah. Unfortunately.
Person 2: That whole "There were 1 error that prohibited this form from being submitted?" Message? Yeah. Unfortunately.
There were 1 error that prohibited this form from being submitted by latrelljennings August 10, 2016
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