2020 themed party 

Another way of saying “we’re not having a party” because of, you know, the 2020 global pandemic. Also can mean that you aren’t going out and instead will be by yourself in your room on a weekend.

This definition is from Reddit, created by u/jacksparrowpenfan and u/brewtality when asked “ If in 40 years, instead of throwing an 80’s themed party, people threw a 2020’s themed party, what/who would they go as?” in r/AskReddit.

Person 1: "You coming out tonight?"
Person 2: "Nah, throwing a 2020 themed party."
Person 1: "Drinking alone and reading about how to make bread?"
Person 2: "Yup."

Alternatively...
Person 1: What’s the plan for the after party?
Person 2: It’s 2020 themed, bro. My mom paid me a surprise visit this weekend.
Person 1: Damn, we’ll do something next weekend, then.

2020 themed party by thatonebiatch November 10, 2020

2020 themed party 

The act of sitting at home alone drinking alcohol and eating snacks while binge watching entertainment

John - "Hey Billy, how was you weekend?"
Billy - "It was good, threw a 2020 themed party and finished the newest season of Archer"

2020 themed party by PocketCrow November 10, 2020

Party Thyme 

Weed, cannabis, marihuana, jazz cabbage, devil's lettuce...
No specification of the type of strain or quality, just a really good alternative way to call it.

If you don't feel like partying after smoking, call it Down Thyme

This synonym was initiated online on r/showerthoughts on the 12th of august '18

Not calling Marihuana "Party Thyme" is such a missed opportunity

Party Thyme by YipYipR August 12, 2018

that part right there 

"that part right there" is California talk for when we agree with something someone said.

It doesn't always make sense to what someone said, unless one looks at it as "agreeing."

Also can be shortened to use as "that part"

You: "This beat has so much swag!"
Me: "That part right there."

You: "I'll never go back there again."
Me: "That part."

that part right there by Cali~Castle February 11, 2020