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luck buck 

Money u find in the pocket of your jeans, sweater or any kind of clothing which you can stuff money into because you're lazy to put them into your wallet and you use them when your wallets outta money or when you left your wallet at home.
Tyrone: Yo Benson you mind lending me some money, I didn't bring my wallet with me.
Benson: I forgot mine too, but luckily Ive got tonnes of luck bucks
Tyrone: thanks man, seems like you're lucky this time Cuz you're a lazy mufucka!
luck buck by mrson December 16, 2016
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Paddy’s Luck Buck

A small green slip of paper with a lucky clover drawn on it left by Leprechauns on St Patricks’ day after they have outwitted the Leprechaun Trap laid out by a child. It is a token of appreciate from the Leprechaun for the child’s hard work, but a reminder that Paddy was not caught.
I found a fresh Paddy’s Luck Buck in my trap but he got away. I know he was here because he used my bathroom and took all my gold. I’ll get him next year!

Paddy’s Luck Buck

A small green slip of paper with a lucky clover drawn on it left by Leprechauns on St Patricks’ day after they have outwitted the Leprechaun Trap laid out by a child. It is a token of appreciate from the Leprechaun for the child’s hard work, but a reminder that Paddy was not caught.
I found a fresh Paddy’s Luck Buck in my trap but he got away. I know he was here because he used my bathroom and took all my gold. I’ll get him next year!

Bucket-Luck 

To have exceptionally poor fortune; to experience a series of misfortunate events; to be the recipient or victim of poor fortune.
I tried to get my car running, but first the motor mounts gave out, then the transmission blew, the exhaust system next fell off, and finally, the head-gasket gave way! I was sure experiencing some Bucket-Luck when it came to that vehicle!!!
Bucket-Luck by Biffy McSnuffBox August 10, 2017
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