bottle service
The lame new trend of clubs charging $500 for a $20 bottle of liquor, so that patrons think they are cool spending lots of money.
bottle service by Jake Q January 2, 2009
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bottle service
there is a paid version of this and a free version of this, the free one usually gives u a trip to the hosipital
bottle service by S p e c i a l K June 2, 2009
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bottle service by RtRev August 30, 2006
Bottle Service War
How it starts is when some shallow mf in the club at the table next to yours says something about you being poor or something else stupid, you feel the need to "defend your honor." Basically, you order some expensive overpriced bottle to show them who's boss. Following that, they order something even more expensive or multiple bottles. Continue for multiple turns. Mainly really fake people do this, as it's just a vapid display of wealth
Also, you may be shocked to see the damage to your bank account as some people rack up bills in the 10s of thousands occasionally. Don't do it kids, not worth the cost.
Also, you may be shocked to see the damage to your bank account as some people rack up bills in the 10s of thousands occasionally. Don't do it kids, not worth the cost.
Tyson: Hey your girl ugly and that Rolex looks like it's from canal street. Broke Ass
Jamal: Man fuck you and your booty haircut-Hey let's get two bottles of Grey goose up in here!
Tyson: Shit, lemme get a bottle of Dom P . Bottle Service War incoming (sigh)
(continue for 2-6 more rounds)
Jamal: Man fuck you and your booty haircut-Hey let's get two bottles of Grey goose up in here!
Tyson: Shit, lemme get a bottle of Dom P . Bottle Service War incoming (sigh)
(continue for 2-6 more rounds)
Bottle Service War by TriBeCaBoy56 January 3, 2022
bottle service night
A night out at the club that occurs on the night that a person's future husband or wife is having their bachelor/bachelorette party.
What weekend is she having her bachelorette party? We need to start planning his bottle service night.
bottle service night by balvenie July 2, 2014
Bottle Service Cry Baby
An entitled bar regular that spends little to no money but expects the staff to bend over backwards for them. Usually thinks they are the life of the party, but not many people, if anyone, likes them. Made popular by a meme reel shot at Chalmers in Austin, Texas at Chalmers, September 2026.
Hey, your least favorite regular just came in!
Not the bottle service cry baby already, the game hasn't even started!
Not the bottle service cry baby already, the game hasn't even started!
Bottle Service Cry Baby by anonymous September 7, 2026
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