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Throwdown Thursday
Much like that of Thirsty Thursday, it is a day to enjoy spirits and other intoxicating substances to prepare for the coming Friday generally with a group of friends you would spend Friday with. It may also include a sort of fight in the backyard or during the party hence the other meaning of "Throwdown." Lastly, everyone must throwdown some money for the booze, it's a BYOB without the hassle.
Throwdown Thursday by Dowsboys March 18, 2011
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throwdown
1. to fight
2. perform or produce something extremely well.
3. An individual contribution to a group project.
Comes from the phrase "To throw down the gauntlet", which means to issue a challenge. In medieval times a knight would throw his armored glove, or gauntlet, at the feet of another knight to challenge him to combat. If the knight took up the gauntlet he accepted the challenge.
2. perform or produce something extremely well.
3. An individual contribution to a group project.
Comes from the phrase "To throw down the gauntlet", which means to issue a challenge. In medieval times a knight would throw his armored glove, or gauntlet, at the feet of another knight to challenge him to combat. If the knight took up the gauntlet he accepted the challenge.
Pacific Throwdown
When you bang a girl on top of a high dive or platform above water while she is in backbend position, when you finish you grab the poor girl's legs and flip her into the water.
Troy: "Dude last night i snuck into the local pool, and gave my girl a pacific throwdown!"
Andrew: "Damn dude thats awesome!"
Andrew: "Damn dude thats awesome!"
Pacific Throwdown by ThekewlChaldofrmcentral September 29, 2009
Scene Kid Throwdown
Friend: Hey dude, do you see those slam dancing scene kids in that pit?
Me: Yah bro, its time for a Scene Kid Throwdown!!!
Me: Yah bro, its time for a Scene Kid Throwdown!!!
Scene Kid Throwdown by sPkBoi!!! January 24, 2010
Mexican Throwdown
When a male ejaculates into the air, catches it with an open palm, and throws it down at a female on her knees.
Mexican Throwdown by DGibson March 18, 2011
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Ya mans is wild buns, respectfully. Respectfully he's washed.
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murderhobo
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