Bar Hoping
The act of wishing you were at a bar imbibing in libations when in actuality you're forced to do something mundane and extremely adult like go to work, show up for court, do laundry, etc.
Bar Hoping by Brodzilla July 31, 2016
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Bar Hoping
The act of timing your heavy drinking with the arrival of a drug dealer so you don't blackout before their arrival and delivery of your nose beers.
Bar Hoping by Entrofoxx December 9, 2019
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Bar Hopping
What you do with a buddy or a group of friends. Involves going from one bar to the next, possibly picking up women or getting into bar fights. Also can be a new experience from bar to bar. Bar Hopping tends to cause participants to become heavily intoxicated, though not always.
"Hey man, let's go bar hopping tonight!"
"Sorry dude, I still have a black eye from the bar fight last night."
"Well how about we pick up some girls?"
"Sure, let's go."
"Sorry dude, I still have a black eye from the bar fight last night."
"Well how about we pick up some girls?"
"Sure, let's go."
Bar Hopping by deaddreadpunk April 2, 2010
daylight savings time bar hopping
on the last sunday in October, the clocks get rolled back, so on the saturday night before an extra hour can be gained before bars legally have to close. Often coincides with halloween weekend, and the added time makes it one of the greatest nights of the year to go bar hopping, the reverse happens in the spring, so just go to house parties, and at least then it's not around a huge party holiday
'We got proper fucked last night, cause we got to do the daylight savings time bar hopping, nothing beats the extra hour'
'yeah but you'll pay for it in the spring when it gets reversed'
'the spring? i'll fucking pay for it tommorrow'
'yeah but you'll pay for it in the spring when it gets reversed'
'the spring? i'll fucking pay for it tommorrow'
daylight savings time bar hopping by Paul S.W. October 29, 2006
bisexual bar hopping
bisexual bar hopping by WordsAreWeapons June 11, 2012
Bar Hopping
Periodically clicking on your favorite website links in your bookmarks toolbar. Almost always includes youtube.
Bar Hopping by KatieZ111 September 2, 2009
Bar Hopping
Friend 1: Let's go to the club
Friend 2: I can't, I'm 17
Friend 1 &3: Let's go Bar Hopping it will be fun
Friend 2: OK, Let's go
Friend 2: I can't, I'm 17
Friend 1 &3: Let's go Bar Hopping it will be fun
Friend 2: OK, Let's go
Bar Hopping by Ichaky September 1, 2022
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