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Power Week 

A week of pure insanity and lots of drinking. In order to have a power week a group of people must have a major drinking event every night of the week followed by a trip to a local bar. Drinking events can include but are not limited to Power Hours, Power Centuries, Case Races, Tour De Franzia's, and Beer Olympics. Formal invitations must be sent out to all participants of Power Week in order to keep things classy. WARNING: Power Weeks have been known to cause liver problems and may constitute many trips to the hospital. The first known Power Week occurred at Providence College.
Tom: I have no work to do this week, you wanna drink tonight?

Ben: I have a ton of work, but lets be honest i'm not gunna do it, lets have a Power Week!

Tom: Yes!, i'll start writing the invitations!
Power Week by Berikans March 28, 2011
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power week 

A week of successes, achievements, and general badassery.
1. Joe: How's it going?

Tom: Amazing. Having a power week; got a new job, girlfriend, and got that rash cleared up.
power week by riffraff01 May 13, 2014

Powerweak 

Weaker than weak. Usually used to describe someone's typical failure that has become something of legendary failure status.
"Brian came to work three hours late, slacked off for a few hours and then left two hours early!"

"That is powerweak!"
Powerweak by eshm March 2, 2009
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