fireman party
noun/verb - the most extreme form of partying, usually featuring cocaine, rear entry, ferrets and fireman boots
fireman party by Tnye February 16, 2009
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fireman party
The manliest of parties. Any party can be a fireman party so long as the following events occur and can be verified:
1. The individual has to do cocaine off of a woman's back while penetrating from behind.
2. The individual must go home with said woman.
3. The individual must black out and wake up inexplicably wearing fireman's boots in a strange woman's house.
Aside- In no way are ferrets involved in this party.
1. The individual has to do cocaine off of a woman's back while penetrating from behind.
2. The individual must go home with said woman.
3. The individual must black out and wake up inexplicably wearing fireman's boots in a strange woman's house.
Aside- In no way are ferrets involved in this party.
Person 1: Hey man let's finish off the semester right with the party to end all parties.
Person 2: Dude, it's going to have to be fireman party.
Girl 1: I'll grab the coke and fireman boots.
Person 2: Dude, it's going to have to be fireman party.
Girl 1: I'll grab the coke and fireman boots.
fireman party by Sexy Longbottoms October 18, 2010
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Party like a Fireman
"Party like a Fireman" is a quote from "The Wrestler" a movie made in 2008 starring Mickey Rourke. Here is what is happening: There is a famous wrestler. After 10 years, he's (kind of) retired. A (fan)girl of his asks if he wants to party. He asks "How do you want to party?" She says "Let's party like a fireman!" Then, you see him and her, in the bathroom, humping fast, standing up.
Party like a Fireman by ds777fighter March 27, 2010
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Bob: No, i am just going to have some of my board chow/
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