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lykos by thatgreekguy December 20, 2008
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Ochos Lokos Carlos Manos
The process of duct taping a Four Loko to each hand then cannot remove the duct tape until you finish each Four Loko. Similar to the popular drinking game "Edward 40 Hands."
Want to play Edward 40 Hands? Nah man, Let's do Ochos Lokos Carlos Manos, I'm trying to get hammered!
Ochos Lokos Carlos Manos by BathTubBoy July 27, 2020
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Lykoudis
Lykoudis is a Greek last name derived from the root wolf. Literally translating to "of the Wolf". The peoples of Lykoudis are rendered as people with much potential. They are strong in both spirit and body and have the ability to drastically change the planet forever. Basically the Lykoudis name has gotten so powerful that any human regarded as a Lykoudis has the ability to capture any woman's heart and strike fear to a man's eye with his own. And bitches make them sandwiches. All the time.
Lyosha
Lyosha by Nyodermann June 17, 2019
Fourth Lokos
A holiday taking place on the 4th of every month where celebrators each consume a Four Loko, an alcoholic beverage popular among high schoolers, college students and low 20 year olds, which was almost made illegal before the caffeine was taken out.
Another excuse for college students to get plastered on a week day.
Another excuse for college students to get plastered on a week day.
College Sophomore: Whats the plan for Monday?
College Freshman: Taking it easy. I have my final exam the next morning and I'm on the edge of not passing
College Sophomore: bro its FOURTH LOKOS
College Freshman: oh %!#@, get me a Four Loko Gold
College Freshman: Taking it easy. I have my final exam the next morning and I'm on the edge of not passing
College Sophomore: bro its FOURTH LOKOS
College Freshman: oh %!#@, get me a Four Loko Gold
Fourth Lokos by teddygoodthrust February 26, 2019
4 Lokos
this is what happens when you experience the 4 lokos of a 4loko night...you drink 3 4lokos, punch a girl in the stomach, leave the party, abandon your bike somewhere and walk the opposite direction home, you lose your hat, your backpack , your bike, and wake up wondering if you traded your laptop to the cabbie that took you home. your friends slowly bring everything back to you the next day and you find your laptop in your sock drawer.
4 Lokos by booboobooooo August 21, 2010
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