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Jersday
Jersday
Term used to show that the TV show "Jersey Shore" is going to be on television that day.(Mainly used on Thursday)
EX:
Normal Person:Dude guess what today is?!
Gay fag who hates jersey shore:Thursday?
Normal Person:No Jersday!
Gay fag who hates jersey shore:awww to bad im dumb and hate that show :/
Normal Person: Yep too bad
Normal Person:Dude guess what today is?!
Gay fag who hates jersey shore:Thursday?
Normal Person:No Jersday!
Gay fag who hates jersey shore:awww to bad im dumb and hate that show :/
Normal Person: Yep too bad
Jersday by TheDevastaterr February 27, 2011
Thirsty Jersday
"Hey Bitch, what are you doing tonight?"
"Not much, either doin' Miguel or getting drunk for "Thirsty Jersday"
"Not much, either doin' Miguel or getting drunk for "Thirsty Jersday"
Thirsty Jersday by yeechopnette February 23, 2011
thirsty jersday
a combination of thirsty thursday and jersday. when you and your friends get drunk and watch jersey shore together.
thirsty jersday by cramexxx February 22, 2011
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