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A reference to something with an alcohol percentage but not a mixed drink. Mainly used to refer to liquor (example: vodka).
1.
Guy: Hey man, did you pick up any bibby water?
Other Guy: Yeah, I picked up a mickey of Jack Daniel's and a 26er of Smirnoff.
2.
Girl: Did you get some bibby water for Matt's party?
Other Girl: No, I got a bunch of coolers instead.
"cock water no earnings"
"ill box you like a penis in a condom"
A bottle or metal thermos in which a vile concoction a meat sticks, water, burger, expired yogurt, saliva, bread, and any other table scraps on hand is brewing. It is necessary for meat water to be stored in a couch or other furniture item where unsuspecting victims will be present for its inevitable explosion.
"What's that atrocious smell?"
"Spencer made another batch of meat water!"
The most vile, disgusting, despicable cooler of leftover forgotten barbecue meats and melted ice left to ferment in the summer heat of your garage. Thus Meat Water was born.
If you wanna be a part of the group, you gotta take a shot of Meat Water.
The stuff that makes someone sick when eaten, inhaled, drank, smoked, or snorted. The shit you should say"no" to.
Bruh don't drink that, it's bog water.
When you have the best sex of your life then steam comes out.
"That shit was good and all, but what the fuck was up with the 'bog water'?"
Relating to SCP-2316. A reinforcing statement to remind yourself that you do not recognize the bodies in the water.
If you begin to see floating corpses in the lake that resemble someone you know or have known: Repeat the phrase “I do not recognize the bodies in the water” while leaving the site. Do not attempt to make contact or try to rescue the bodies. People that enter the lake are considered lost.
John: *sees a corpse resembling the body of a childhood friend (unaware of SCP-2316)* “Oh my god I have to save him!” *John enters the lake and is now lost*
Researcher A: *Sees the corpse of his older brother (aware of 2316)* “ I do not recognize the bodies in the water”