skinny juice
otherwise known as water. you can consume it and become a sKiNnY LeGeNd like our queen raini rodriguez by drinking it
skinny juice by thestoryof_hArRyPoTtEr May 28, 2020
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Skinny Juice
Name used to describe the juice-like water made by watertok. It is often filled with skinny syrups and flavor packets, and often used with sugar free products and made in Stanley cups.
person one: “oh my goodness. did you see that girl on watertok who made a grandma’s salad water? I love skinny juice.”
person two: “i know! one of my favorite skinny juice recipes, behind that s’mores flavor”
person two: “i know! one of my favorite skinny juice recipes, behind that s’mores flavor”
Skinny Juice by Ascension Is Homophobic May 12, 2023
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