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Foie BLAH
A rare drink special found in a few taverns in the Chicago area. Named after foie gras, a delicacy banned in the city of Chicago, the Foie BLAH involves sticking a funnel down a patron's throat and pouring alcohol in until their liver is engorged to ten times its original size. After having a Foie BLAH the patron can never again enter the Chicago city limits, and is forced to retreat back into the suburbs. While the Foie Gras is reserved for the very rich, the Foie BLAH should not be attempted by anybody.
"I'm sorry sir, but the chart says you've had a Foie BLAH. You'll have to go to a suburban hospital to treat your alcohol poisoning."
Foie BLAH by Jeff and Andrew May 24, 2007
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foie gras
The diseased liver from a tortured bird. Often eaten by people who want to feel important and prestigious.
Dax: Avery, you must have some foie gras today.
Avery: Foie gras? Isn't that when a goose is force fed so that
his liver enlarges and becomes diseased? No thanks.
Dax: Oh, don't be silly. That is not it at all. The geese don't mind at all being fed in this way. And it is a delicacy. All of the important people eat it. You will feel important and prestigious when you eat it.
Avery: Foie gras? Isn't that when a goose is force fed so that
his liver enlarges and becomes diseased? No thanks.
Dax: Oh, don't be silly. That is not it at all. The geese don't mind at all being fed in this way. And it is a delicacy. All of the important people eat it. You will feel important and prestigious when you eat it.
foie gras by Jane Doeski October 14, 2012
Foie Gras
To Foie Gras is to insert your dick deep into a woman's throat, cumming inside while she non-willingly chokes on it. Considered to many as a delicatessen and of high class.
Foie Gras by Willy Wonka III January 16, 2012
Holy Foie Gras
The process in which a religious diety and beliefs are forced upon a person in a way similar to the creation of Foi Gras. (I.E Jamming it down their throat)
Holy Foie Gras by FionaX October 24, 2006
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