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withdrawl by Aratus1111110 January 20, 2010
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CISV withdrawl
The horrible empty and longing feeling one gets when they come home from home from a CISV programme. Symptoms include google imaging your campsite, not speaking to non-CISV friends, excessive chocolate-eating, looking at your CISV pictures, and giving lots and lots and lots of hugs.
Random kid: Hey friend! How was that peace camp trip to Italy?
CISVer: Man, don't talk to me. I'm going through CISV withdrawl.
CISVer: Man, don't talk to me. I'm going through CISV withdrawl.
CISV withdrawl by AmeliaJane February 2, 2009
Marching Band Withdrawl Syndrome
Also known as MBWS. The feeling of being lost and alone after the marching band season has ended. You now have free weekends, but what will you do? Didn't you have a marching band competition? What will you do?
Marching Band Withdrawl Syndrome by MBforever November 9, 2009
Olympic Withdrawl Syndrome
That empty, lonely feeling you get after the Olympics have ended.
This is usually due to the feeling of unity that comes with the Olympics. The withdrawl makes you feel more alone now to the fact that your country is now back at war/economic crisis/other misc. disasters.
This is usually due to the feeling of unity that comes with the Olympics. The withdrawl makes you feel more alone now to the fact that your country is now back at war/economic crisis/other misc. disasters.
Guy 1: "Dude, you have been staring at the NBC channel for hours, what's the big deal?"
Guy 2: "I miss watching Sweden take on China in curling, I want it back."
Guy 1: "I think you're suffering from Olympic Withdrawl Syndrome."
Guy 2: "I miss watching Sweden take on China in curling, I want it back."
Guy 1: "I think you're suffering from Olympic Withdrawl Syndrome."
Olympic Withdrawl Syndrome by Robert Sexyman Pattinson March 2, 2010
Concert Withdrawl
After a great concert that you've been looking forward to, you might experience concert withdrawl. It can come as soon as a couple hours after the concert, and can last for days or weeks.
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Concert Withdrawl by Kateybaby122 October 20, 2008
Con Withdrawl
Con Withdrawl by OTYS October 27, 2008
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