tiger's blood
tiger's blood by RBAKA March 20, 2011
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Tiger's Blood-ade
An energy boosting drink named after Charlie Sheen. This drink is illegal in nine countries and fourteen states, due to it's side effects. Possible side effects include: death, cancer, many other illneses, chance of everyone hating you, chance of being fired from job, suicidal thoughts, depression.
1.I was suspended from school after being caught with Tiger's Blood-ade. 2.After drinking some Tiger's Blood-ade, I died.
Tiger's Blood-ade by Timboslice102 May 5, 2011
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Tigers blood
Mike: Why is Charlie got some much energy and doing so well?
Peter: Charlie is using tigers blood. He is winning
Peter: Charlie is using tigers blood. He is winning
Tigers blood by Game over DC March 24, 2011
Tigers Blood
The blood of tigers, a mixed drink or a name for a type of steroid. No one is completely sure what it really means. It could just be the reamblings of some crazy person about to hit rock bottom.....Either way created by Charlie Sheen and causing quite a stir.
I went to the gym all hyped up on TIGERS BLOOD and totally got my CHARLIE SHEEN on!
I really wanted something special and rare so I decided to go snag me some Tigers Blood!
Went to the club and consumed a bunch of Tigers Blood.....now i don't know if i should be picking up hot women or going to the gym.....kinda confusing?
I really wanted something special and rare so I decided to go snag me some Tigers Blood!
Went to the club and consumed a bunch of Tigers Blood.....now i don't know if i should be picking up hot women or going to the gym.....kinda confusing?
Tigers Blood by Igotyourwheels March 17, 2011
Tigers Blood
A mixed alcoholic drink known for it's viciousness. Typical ingredients are Makers Mark Whiskey, Black Velvet Whiskey, Grey Goose Vodka, Grenadine, a touch of Sprite, and actual tigers blood.
I had so much Tigers Blood the other night I got inside someone else's shirt while they were still inside of it.
Tigers Blood by allhailbob March 22, 2016
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