raver flu
(n) seemingly random, minor illness following prolonged stints of sleep deprivation, drinking, and drug use. Often contracted by sharing drinking vessels or nitrous crackers.
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Raver Flu
a sometimes-minor (can become a fullblown disease state if unchecked) illness contracted from raving, especially in the winter months.
the cause is thought to be a combination of sweat, cold air, sharing water/vicks inhalers, and ingesting large amounts of e or whatever one likes to fly on.
sometimes thought to be the result of a minor overdose or vigorous e-fueled making out.
the cause is thought to be a combination of sweat, cold air, sharing water/vicks inhalers, and ingesting large amounts of e or whatever one likes to fly on.
sometimes thought to be the result of a minor overdose or vigorous e-fueled making out.
raver: "where's waffles?"
raver 2: "he's got the raver flu"
raver: "aw, so does bones, she's had it since kandieland.."
raver 2: "probably all that K and the 'rolling coaster' "
raver: "mm. want a blue lady?"
raver 2: "sure, let's share water."
raver 2: "he's got the raver flu"
raver: "aw, so does bones, she's had it since kandieland.."
raver 2: "probably all that K and the 'rolling coaster' "
raver: "mm. want a blue lady?"
raver 2: "sure, let's share water."
Raver Flu by sheriff basshunter January 11, 2008
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rave flu
The (sometimes) feverishness condition your find yourself in immediately following the attendance of a rave or club. Often due to the confined conditions and lowered immune systems of the party-goers.
rave flu by captainchuckles February 28, 2012
river flue
river flue by Grphoenisimace July 28, 2017
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He/she laying supine head hanging off of bed (think ghetto geyser), and ejaculate erupts from the nose with such force it thoroughly blasts the standing participants anus.
River city tunnel flush by Butttrumpetusa June 29, 2019
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