vaskar
Vaskar is a nice person, very sweet and caring for others, he will be very quiet but once you get to really know him you will know how loud and cheerfully he can be.
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Vaska
When the rich and spoiled youth of Stureplan in Stockholm, Sweden were forbidden to spray champagne on each other while they were in a bar or club as a way to show everyone around them how much money they could afford to throw away for no good reason, they invented "vaskning" or "att vaska". Basically it means that you order two expensive bottles of champagne (or any other expensive baverage, but champagne has the highest impact factor), but you tell the bartender to pour one of the bottles in the sink (sink= vask in swedish). This sends a clear signal to the people around you that you are the shit and girls will magically be drawn towards you.
Since the term was first introduced, it has evolved and is now used for many different scenarios where you intentionally throw away or dispose of things that is valuable to you in any way.
Since the term was first introduced, it has evolved and is now used for many different scenarios where you intentionally throw away or dispose of things that is valuable to you in any way.
"Ge mig två flaskor av er dyraste champagne tack, men vaska den ena!"
Translation:
"Give me two bottles of your most expensive champagne, but pour one of them in the sink!"
Translation:
"Give me two bottles of your most expensive champagne, but pour one of them in the sink!"
Vaska by aguywithwaytolittletodo January 16, 2011
Ian Vassar
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Vassar
A small liberal arts school in Poughkeepsie, New York with a famously LGBT+ friendly environment. As such, it was consecrated an "Ivy League Whorehouse" by the Westboro Baptist Church in February of 2013, sparking much excitement throughout the student body.
"I can't believe Vassar is now considered Ivy League! I'm so proud to be attending an Ivy League Whorehouse!"
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