During the game of Beerpong. If one team decides not to rerack for an entire game, sinks all the cups, and wins. The opponents must take a thick phonebook across the face for punishment of the embarrassment. The opponents choose the side of the face. The rule originated from Youngstown State University in Youngstown, Ohio.
John: "Why dont you rerack, your going to lose"
Cody: "The beerpong phonebook rule is in effect, two more cups and your taking one to the face."
The game is finished, and Cody's team wins.
John: "What happens now?"
Cody: "Bend over and I'll show you!"
Cody has the phonebook in hand.
"SMACK, AAAAHHHHHHHHH!"
Cody: "The beerpong phonebook rule is in effect, two more cups and your taking one to the face."
The game is finished, and Cody's team wins.
John: "What happens now?"
Cody: "Bend over and I'll show you!"
Cody has the phonebook in hand.
"SMACK, AAAAHHHHHHHHH!"
by lehartman September 16, 2009
Phonebook Month (observed) (U.S.) is the month following distribution of stacks of phonebooks commonly observed by "phonebook dumping" them in front of offices of the business in who's name they are distributed (i.e., Verizon, Pacific Bell). Contrary to the "invisible" cancellation of subscriptions, phonebook dumping is an attempt to bring consequences to bear upon businesses that generate stacks of unwanted phonebooks. C.f., "phonebook dumping."
Every year we observe one or two weekends in Phonebook Month (observed) (U.S.) by collecting copies from all the lobbies and mailrooms on the block in a shopping cart and phonebook dumping them in front of the Verizon store in the middle of the night. Then we get smashed.
by fizzyfizzz January 4, 2012
the promise of having rough intercourse with a sexy lady in order to spread your seed
see also: pop you open like a clam
see also: pop you open like a clam
by Tom Jones 2 July 24, 2005
A person that only uses Facebook on a Phone, cant keep up with anything and is always asking out-of-touch questions.
Or flat out ignoring everything on Facebook while constantly posting personal events as if they are on Twitter.
Or flat out ignoring everything on Facebook while constantly posting personal events as if they are on Twitter.
"I'm really getting tired of all the PhoneBookers who post what they are eating for dinner, but what really gets to me is all the Phonebookers who comment, "WHERE CAN I BUY THIS" every time i post a photo to something in my ETSY shop because they cant find the links on a FN phone!"
by ghm-327 December 1, 2012