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Version of Kazaa that still gives you a hell of a lot of viruses and spyware even though it says it stops them.
Him: I downloaded diet Kazaa. It owns Limewire.
Her: You dumb shit.
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When one loses weight due to prolonged drug use.
Tom: Wow Izzie has lost a lot of weight
Alex: Yeah she's been on the powder diet
When a girl goes a period of time with jizz as her only intake / nourishment. Sometimes used as a very effective short-term method of weight loss, other times as part of domination & submission play. Rules vary; sometimes other drinks are allowed but rarely is any food permitted.
"She really pissed me off, so I gave her two days of the jizz diet."
"I made it four days on the jizz diet and lost five pounds."
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A term used by GreekGodX's chat when Greek eats a huge meal on stream.
GreekGod Early 2018 - Im gonna go on a diet, im sick of this belly boys
Greekgod Middle 2018 - Eats a huge burger on stream and cant fit into a box "Diet BTW"
Greekgod End 2018 - *Explodes*
diet consisting of eating nothing for an extended period of time with the intention of losing weight. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other diet.
Mike: Dude, did you see how much weight Matt lost?
Nate: Yea man... He must have been on the miner diet because he was fat a month ago.
The commons is a dining hall at Texas A&M University, with some of the worst food in the country. The commons diet refers to the struggle First Semester Freshmen have to face while dining the trash that some people think is food for the first week. At first, people think that a large meal plan is worth, but after sticking the commons diet, patients tend to try and leave it as soon as possible by telling the Dining Staff that they are of a certain dietary restriction in order to limit their intake at the commons. Some Commons Diet patients even resort to going to Sbisa, another dining hall that serves even worse food, because of the destruction the Commons Diet does to a person's internals.
The Commons Diet at Texas A&M causes freshmen to lose 15 pounds instead of gain it at other universities.
A food regimen wherein the weight watcher can eat anything she pleases and if it's a legitimate calorie her body has ways to try to shut the whole thing down.
I've been on the Akin's Diet for three months now and I've actually gained weight. I'm beginning to wonder if the creator of the diet just made stuff up.