sky-drunk
The condition at which the effects of alcohol on the brain are exaggerated due to consumption at any altitude higher than 1,000 ft. (ie. skyrise bars, airplanes, mountaintops, etc.)
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Blue Sky Drinking
Refers to the way that you end up doing things after consuming alcohol that do not seem to belong to your normal repertoire of behaviours. Drinking outside of the box.
Guy 1 - Last night Geoff slept in the cupboard under the stairs with his wife's wedding dress on.
Guy 2 - Yeah that Rum had us doing some Blue Sky Drinking
Guy 2 - Yeah that Rum had us doing some Blue Sky Drinking
Blue Sky Drinking by capitalcuts April 5, 2009
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sky-drunk • sky drink • Skydrunking • SKY • sky walker • sky daddy • sky juice • sky rat • sky blue • sky crane
sky drink
The act of drinking someone else's beverage without letting your mouth come into contact with the can, I.E. holding the can above your mouth and pouring it in. The idea of sky drinking comes from the unpleasant prospect of having someone else's saliva on your drink can, which won't cause any harm, but still isn't very nice to think about.
"Hey Will, let's have some of that beer."
"Alright, but sky drink it, I don't want your germs on my can."
"Alright, but sky drink it, I don't want your germs on my can."
sky drink by Atomik Spongeface October 17, 2008
drinking from the sky
Drinking from the sky is a phrase originated by Maurie K. Patel which describes taking a drink from another persons beverage without touching your lips to the beverage.
drinking from the sky by Maurie Patel May 5, 2008
Skydrunking
Drinking while having a skype conversation, worse than drunk texting, or even drunk calls, but a lot of fun :P
drinking too much then getting on skype is skydrunking.
or starting to drink while on skype.
or anything involving drinking and skype or videochat.
or starting to drink while on skype.
or anything involving drinking and skype or videochat.
Skydrunking by redrumrose March 1, 2011
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