Golden Cocktail (also referred to as Gold Juice)
A drink made from ½ Ginger Ale and ½ Urine. Used mostly by teenagers.
A drink made from ½ Ginger Ale and ½ Urine. Used mostly by teenagers.
Jane said”you have to drink my Cocktail before I will let you fuck me”.
Also used as an initiation stunt for membership in a teen sex club.
Also used as an initiation stunt for membership in a teen sex club.
by Ducky April 13, 2004
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by Ducky March 17, 2005
Beautiful when played by a good player; duck-like when played by a not-so-good player. A usually wooden woodwind instrument, part of the double reed family (which includes the bassoon, english horn, etc). Played in treble clef; pitched in C. Insanely hard to play in tune.
by ducky August 09, 2004
The best instrument in the world. People like to make fun of it for the whole American pie thing and how high it is, but they're really just in awe of its supreme glory! You know that saying, about jealous people? Yeah.
Anyway flutes are generally made out of metal (silver, nickel, gold, platinum, alloys, etc) although Baroque flutes are often made out of wood. Flutes can play lower than most people expect.
Did I mention it's prettyful?
Anyway flutes are generally made out of metal (silver, nickel, gold, platinum, alloys, etc) although Baroque flutes are often made out of wood. Flutes can play lower than most people expect.
Did I mention it's prettyful?
by ducky April 25, 2005
Gold Juice (also referred to as Golden Cocktail)
A drink made from ½ Ginger Ale and ½ Urine. Used mostly by teenagers.
A drink made from ½ Ginger Ale and ½ Urine. Used mostly by teenagers.
Jane said”you have to drink my Juice before I'll blow you”.
Also used as an initiation stunt for membership in a teen sex club. The girl has to drink the guys Juice and vise-versa.
Also used as an initiation stunt for membership in a teen sex club. The girl has to drink the guys Juice and vise-versa.
by Ducky April 13, 2004
A campy 1950s TV show with a perfect family living in suburbia. There's the all knowing father, the happy homemaker mother, the wise older brother, and the goofy and kindhearted younger brother. Often referred to as an example of 1950s quaintness and 'simpler times.' Reruns can be seen on TVLand.
by Ducky August 17, 2005