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Trash Jenga 

Delicately balancing items at the top of an already-overflowing waste receptacle in order to avoid responsibility for emptying it.
"Hey man, quit playing Trash Jenga with that Dixie Cup and just empty the garbage already!"
Trash Jenga by DavieYo November 25, 2014

Trash Jenga 

A game usually played my roommates, or lazy ass parents where players pile trash on top of an already full trashcan until trash topples over the top. The person that does so takes out the trash.
A.

Mom: Joe, take out the trash!

Joe: You havent taken it out yet... I thought we were playing trash jenga.

B.

Joe: Dude im not taking the trash out.

Eric: Me either... lets play trash jenga. Hopefully Chris has to take it out!
Trash Jenga by Dubbaya July 21, 2010

Trash can Jenga 

A game played by roomates, whereby laziness and negligence allow the trash to get stacked so high that both parties come to an agreement the person who makes the pile fall over must take the trash out
Tension was high as Paul and Larry played Trash Can jenga. Larry set the empty hot pocket box on top of the already shakey pile of keystone light cans.
Trash can Jenga by ezekiel1600 January 16, 2010
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