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An amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America cannot be established unless the amendment is ratified, or approved (by a process), by a certain number of states.
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When a member of the friend group wants to initiate in the consumption of a potentially harmful substance (e.g. cocaine), said friend must get formal consent from the group. If majority approval is given, consumption is allowed.
Can also be applied to less harmful substances at odd hours (e.g. morning beers).
Can also be applied to less harmful substances at odd hours (e.g. morning beers).
Randy: Breakfast beers anyone?
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Randy: Is everyone cool if I do a line right now?
Group: Ratified
Eddy: Rack one up for me to!
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Randy: Is everyone cool if I do a line right now?
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Eddy: Rack one up for me to!
Ratified by Bluntz420Blazzze October 8, 2022
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When a guy is ramming some girl so hard that she eventually becomes scared for her life that the penetration will kill her. Usually done by a bro who doesn't know limitations of actual pleasure
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