Overload

What is Overload?


1.

The act of taking a rip of a bowl, hitting a hookah until your lungs are completely full of smoke, and then holding it in as long as possible. This is more of an act of showmanship than anything, because no extensive research has been done to see if it enhances the high and/or causes you to get high faster. This is most likely the case though, as holding it in longer allows your lungs to completely absorb all applicable substances. While experimenting with the process I noticed that while high one is able to hold one's breath significantly longer than while sober. This is what makes the Overload potentially dangerous as an individual will not be able to comprehend the extreme amount of time they have been holding their breath and black out. Therefore, it is advised that one does not partake in this activity alone. Hypothetically speaking, the Overload could be done with a bong or a joint, but it has never been attempted.

After ripping the bowl, Edmund surprised everyone by picking up the hose and attempting the infamous "Overload."

See weed, bowl, hookah, extreme, tobacco, experimental

2.

When a really big person enters a lift and overloads it. A warning will be illustrated or heard in the lift, OVERLOAD WILL THE LAST PERSON PLEASE EXIT THE LIFT.

"James you overloaded the lift, get off and go up the stairs u might lose them man tits!"

See overload, nickname, joke, lift

3.

an act of not masterbating for a very long period of time then finally masterbating and having the biggest orgasm ever seen on the face of the earth.

Steve hasnt masterbated for three weeks so when he finally did, he had an overload.

See over, load, orgasm, masterbation, ejaculation


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