Refers to the purchase of a 'six pack' of alcohol and the subsequent consumption and walk to a chosen destination therafter. This may vary however in both, amount of alcohol consumed and in the length of the drunken walk. If upon passing a second alcohol depot, the trek may be lengthened to compensate for further purchases.
There is no limit to consumption or distance.
This is usually carried out in a public place, most commonly in a large city, therfore descretion is advised e.g - use of paper bags or dummy beer coolers.
There is no limit to consumption or distance.
This is usually carried out in a public place, most commonly in a large city, therfore descretion is advised e.g - use of paper bags or dummy beer coolers.
Nathan - Hey, you wanna do the six pack mile after work? I want to get some more photos of Nep.
Andrew - You read my mind dude, which way you wanna walk?
Nathan - Through the park, then city. We'll just train is from Central Station.
Andrew - Its not so much a mile is it.. Its like ten..
Andrew - You read my mind dude, which way you wanna walk?
Nathan - Through the park, then city. We'll just train is from Central Station.
Andrew - Its not so much a mile is it.. Its like ten..
by omgitzandrew June 18, 2009
A number. More specifically, an unfathomably large number expected to be expressed in the upper double to lower triple digits in the decimal notation (think, umpteen multiplied by ten). Should generally be the result of adding six to a multiple of ten, but that is not required.
"I only have shinty-six days left to live." (Numberwang)
"I drink roughly shinty-six cups of coffee each day." (you've been wondering how much coffee this person drinks, because they're always shaking and their handwriting sucks.)
"I drink roughly shinty-six cups of coffee each day." (you've been wondering how much coffee this person drinks, because they're always shaking and their handwriting sucks.)
by SolidOne February 16, 2020
jupiter: heyoo its national appreciate six day!!
six:what is that
jupiter: haha that was funny bestie
six:what is that
jupiter: haha that was funny bestie
by jupitergayming January 2, 2022
Refers to da half-dozen "main" or "lifesaver" items --- duct tape, WD-40, expanding-foam insulation, hose-clamps, deck/drywall-screws, and zip-ties --- dat backwoods-bumpkins absolutely rely on to get them through da day, due to these products' incredible versatility and their robust/reliable ability to "save the day" in so many occasions.
The classic "redneck-repair six" can get you out of so many everyday jams that you could probably never catalogue them all. (Think, using a Pringles-can to splice a busted radiator-hose till you can get home, re-attaching a broken tail-light, or adding mirrors on your kid's bicycle if you need him to run an emergency errand downtown.) Just watch the Red Green Show if you need any proof or examples. :P
by QuacksO June 23, 2019
The distance limit of a person hiking in the woods carrying a six pack or case of beer. Can usually be described as a pile of broken glass bottles and crushed beer cans. Almost always the same distance from the trail head no matter where you are hiking in the world.
"Well, we've reached the six pack limit, look at all those beer cans!"
"We've gotta make the six pack limit by lunch or we won't make it to the nice campsites."
"We've gotta make the six pack limit by lunch or we won't make it to the nice campsites."
by premieride December 16, 2011
by CraxyDave#8745 May 17, 2022
The tendency some books on Judaism have to connect every damn thing to Jews at some point. Because, you know, Jews aren't blamed for everything enough as it is.
Jewish cookbook: "Jews have been making slow-cooked Sabbath cholent for years in order to fulfill the commandments of the day. In the Netherlands, they cooked white beans, goose fat, and honey together and ate it on the Sabbath. When the Pilgrims came to the Netherlands, they adopted the recipe, since they followed the same Sabbath laws, only on Sundays. When they landed at Plymouth Rock, they had no geese for fat, so they used pork fat. And they had no honey, so they used molasses. And thus, Boston baked beans were born."
Me: "This cookbook is playing a mean game of Six Degrees of Kosher Bacon."
Me: "This cookbook is playing a mean game of Six Degrees of Kosher Bacon."
by igm30001 January 25, 2017