An acceptable method of punishment in which toothpaste is squeezed into the ass-crack and anus of a party-foul offender who has passed out prematurely due to excessive alcohol consumption.
LL: I can't believe Oscar passed out already. . .It's only 8:30 PM!
Joff: Did you see how much he drank? He's already polished off a fifth of SoCo and funneled three beers in 2 hours.
LL: Half of the people haven't even arrived for the party. Oscar committed a major party foul!
Joff: Where are you going?
LL: To the bathroom to get the toothpaste. Oscar is so getting the Queen Farbis punishment right now!
a catch-all substitute for "fubar'd" when you just don't know what to say or need a long word to substitute. This is THE word of all words for what 'thing' you just don't know how to describe.
"When the dude took a suidical swan-dive off the building's 10th floor, landed on a trampoline-like awning and bounced off another, landed on a Farbie and ended up standing straight up on his feet, only to walk over and find a $100 bill just laying in the gutter and his eyes met a hot brunette who later proved to be the love of his life...well...that story is "Farbitudinous"!
FWRB stands for Friends with Relationship Benefits. This is defined as two people who identify their relationship as conclusively friends, yet at times may function and resemble a relationship. This means they may kiss, hold hands, go on dates, etc. but are NOT in an official relationship label. They are also exclusive in their relationship and do not date anyone during this relationship. Note: fwrb is different from fwb as fwb is more focused on sexual interactions minus emotion and feelings during a relationship while fwrb is focused on the experience of a relationship without the actual label of being in a relationship between people.
“Are Rachel and David dating?” “No! they’re just fwrb because they don’t want to ruin their friendship with a datinglabel.”
Nickname given to bales of marijuana thrown overboard or out of airplanes. Origin is reportedly from members of the US Coast Guard in the area of Southern Florida.
"Base we've got some square groupers floating outside of Miami harbor."