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A designated marijuana smoking area, in which the element of nature MUST be present. Eg in an actual garden, or on a balcony where there are some plants etc...
Goodness gracious me, Is your brother stoned again?
Why do you ask mom?
He has been sitting in the Xen Garden for two hours...
To trim or shave ones pubic hair.
Gardening trips are recommended quite frequently.
Bro 1: Hey man when's the last time you went on gardening trip?
Bro 2: About a week ago
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To do a twisting or wringing motion with the hands, on the penis shaft, like using a Parmesan cheese grater from the Olive Garden while preforming a blowjob.
I love it when my girl gives it an Olive Garden, while giving me head!
This is when a girl doesn't shave her pubic hair for a month then gets a severe case of crabs
"Did you hear about Susan? She has a dirty garden, no one will even touch her anymore!"
The act of unintentional anal sex in an outside space. The 'penetrator' has the task of going at it with such pace that the condom is either fully or partially removed from the penis and is deposited in the female's rectum.
The act is customarily followed up by a blow job, to clean up any corn-based deposits.
Oliver: 'i totally hobit-gardened that skank last night'
Emily: 'you and your constant hobit gardening'
Oliver: 'i know right, She totally rimmed herself, what a joker'
When a girl dyes her pubes green.
"there is a sacred garden down there
Backyard, urban gardens planted to squeeze every penny out of a food budget.
"People's home grocery budget got absolutely shredded and now we've seen just this dramatic increase in the demand for our vegetable seeds. We're selling out," said George Ball, CEO of Burpee Seeds, the largest mail-order seed company in the U.S. "I've never seen anything like it."
Gardening advocates have dubbed the newly planted tracts "recession gardens" and hope to shape the interest into a movement similar to the victory gardens of World War II. Those gardens, modeled after a White House patch planted by Eleanor Roosevelt in 1943, were intended to inspire self- sufficiency, and at their peak supplied 40 percent of the nation's fresh produce, said Roger Doiron, founding director of Kitchen Gardeners International.
http://www.commondreams.org/headline/2009/03/16-6