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A challenge that consists of Just rice and water
Bro are you vegan?
No but I do The Juna Challenge
The act of mailing yourself after taking a laxative.
The Mailman Quit his job after seeing a victim of the Hotbox Challenge in the back of his van.
To be balance challenged; unable to walk straight and constantly at risk of falling over (Not meaning how people are when one is drunk, this is an all the time thing). Aka a Klutz.
I am very Gravitically Challenged
The Snorlax challenge is to eat six paczki's in a span of 15 minutes
Joe: did you see Bob try the Snorlax challenge? It was hilarious
Ken: yeah I didn’t think he would have even gotten to 4
Bob:(into trashcan) blueeeeehhh I hate you guys
The act of entering a Taco Bell restaurant, only to obtain a packet or two of Diablo Hot Sauce and subsequently entering the restroom, applying the Diablo to one's penis akin to the application of lotion, and proceeding to masturbate with the Hot Sauce to the point of ejaculation. Acceptable, but not recommended, for the female sex.
Man, have you tried the Diablo challenge yet? I'll never fap normally again!
This is a challenge set for any British public boarding school boy/ girl. One driver and a group of loyal comrades embark on a return trip to Calais in one night. The aim is to sneak out of the boarding house after the evening register, drive to folkestone, hop over to calais, get a snap of the 4 pioneers in front of the famous "Calais Sign" and get back to the boarding house in time for some brekky without being caught. You later show your housemaster/ housemistress the photo with a marked time. As the myth goes this has only been completed once by 4 Harrowvian troopers. These men will forever be remembered in the hearts and minds of public school boys future, present and past.
Back in my school days I completed the Calais challenge with my mates.
Did you hear about the legend of the Calais challenge.
A book that's usually deemed immoral, controversial, outrageous or just plain wrong by social standards. Usually a book that is sought to be removed or otherwise restricted from public access, typically from a library or a school curriculum.
The new challenged book is now available to the public.