Slacker Bagging
When you are too poor to afford more than one sleeping bag and you have to share with all your bros.
Slacker Bagging by Masked Girl July 25, 2016
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slackerbagging
When you are too poor to buy a sleeping bag and you have to share with all your bros - Markiplier 2016
slackerbagging by YoutubePhandom July 21, 2016
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John didn't have any queso salsa, so instead, he decided he would be slackerbagging his bag of chips.
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slackerbagging
When you're too poor to afford more than one sleeping bag so you have to share it with all your bros.
"I don't get my paycheck until next week, so we were slackerbagging in my only sleeping bag at my super manly pajamas party last night ."
slackerbagging by NitzoDiTotzo July 25, 2016
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