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black plague 2.0

Caused when all or any part of the song "Friday" by Rebecca Black is stuck in one's head. Symptoms include tendency to complain and urge to sing the song. Can be spread by simply mentioning the song to someone. Can only be prevented by heavy listening to an individual's favorite artist.

I can't get the song Friday out of my head." "Crap, now it's stuck in my head, the black plague 2.0 is spreading

by DurkTurk April 9, 2011

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Vegas Death Plague

Cause - going to Las Vegas and getting crazy fucked up and/or doing any of the following while there; drinking scotch from the cookie of Katie, 6 bottles 2 hours at the Bank, eating soil (who eats soil?), snacking on 2 day old cream cheese that was not refrigerated.

Symptoms - cold or hot sweats that may smell of alcohol, general all over body ache, hot congested chest, aching throat, coughing or hacking with mysterious saliva color, crazy colored poop, mysterious bruises and cuts, fatigue, massive headache, fever, constant challenge to those around you to Ro Sham for a dollar, tipping for everything you do, and a general feeling of death.

I went to Vegas and got ridiculously crazy with the coolest crew ever. I'm now home and feel like I got the Vegas Death Plague.

by Goof T June 2, 2009

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Green Tongue Plague

A hangover the morning after drinking green beer on St. Patrick's Day.

"Hey man! Did you have fun on St. Patty's Day?"
"I sure did bro. Me and the boys were HAMMERED!! I woke up naked on the 18th with the Green Tongue Plague!

by TangClock March 17, 2010

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Plague Rat Tail

An item on EverQuest, introduced from the start, that sold for around one platinum per tail. This is the main way for starting players to make money. There is talk of Sony lowering the value of (or "nerfing) the plague rat tail, but this is only a rumor.

GofG has slain a diseased field rat.
GofG looted a Plague Rat Tail
GofG looted a Rat's Claws

by godogames@gmail.com January 2, 2006

4๐Ÿ‘ 4๐Ÿ‘Ž


PLUR Plague

An illness or disease obtained after a rave or party involving electronic music, where the phrase PLUR is popular. It is usually due to the large amount of people and interactions that are common and encouraged at these events.

Person 1: I think I got sick from that rave on Saturday night
Person 2: It must be the PLUR Plague

by TwilyXD February 26, 2010

1๐Ÿ‘ 10๐Ÿ‘Ž


We need another plague

A phrase uttered in the frustration of standing in line or being in a crowded situation, insinuating that another plague would depopulate the area and solve the problem.

At the beach:

Person 1: There are absolutely no parking spots within two miles of the beach. There are too many people here!

Person 2: I know, we need another plague

by boomsham88 March 28, 2011

74๐Ÿ‘ 9๐Ÿ‘Ž


Blatant Nazi Plague. (BNP)

This condition struck the UK in 1982. It is believed that the 'Blatant Nazi Plague' (BNP) was brought on by the prolonged seasons of the 'Nazi Flu' (NF) from the previous years.

Nazi Flu originally came from a strain of an American virus called Kunt Kuntty Kunt. (KKK) (Come from the Cherokee word for CUNT).

Symptoms; The compulsion to wear 'Jack boots', tight jeans or army fatigues with braces, bomber jackets and white T-shirts. (NOT to be confused with Punks)

Full loss of hair.
Sporadic raising of one arm accompanied by racial tourettes.

Violent out bursts also known as a 'Pakibash' or 'Queerbash'.

Unquenchable thirst normally treated with Skol lager, Newcastle Brown or Kestrel Super strength.

The World Health Organisation (WHO) have stated that they have identified a mutation of the (BNP) virus, they have called this mutation 'Erectile Dysfunction Louts'(EDL) WHO found that this mutation is mainly found in white males with male relatives who have suffered with either or a combination of both NF and/or BNP.

Oh dear Raj, the skin headed men approaching us seem to be suffering from 'Blatant Nazi Plague. (BNP)' I do hope we don't catch 'Blatant Nazi Plague. (BNP)' from them!

by Alexander P Jones December 3, 2010

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