generic party cup
I heard that Buzz only drinks out of generic party cups. I like generic party cups because they're often red. Why do you like generic party cups?
generic party cup by El_Scorcho September 27, 2004
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generic party cup
The plastic SOLO brand cup you drink whatever the hell it is you're drinking now, you can't remember, at parties.
People buy them for everything becuase they're cheap, and no one cares that the'll all end up in land fills.
Usualy red, but sometimes blue. They're flimsy, amd crack easily. Especialy if you sit on one.
If you're not sure if it's yours, please don't drink out of it. You could get mono.
People buy them for everything becuase they're cheap, and no one cares that the'll all end up in land fills.
Usualy red, but sometimes blue. They're flimsy, amd crack easily. Especialy if you sit on one.
If you're not sure if it's yours, please don't drink out of it. You could get mono.
generic party cup by Figure.10 June 1, 2009
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