BYOB
acronym: bring your own beer. a party where the alcohol is not provided.
wanna come over sat-rday? we’re having a byob party.
bring your own bible. used by hardcore christian kids.
“hey, you comin to church tonight?”
“yeah”
“well, byob. i don’t wanna share mine again.”
bring your own beer, booze, b-tch, and/or bombs.
im having a party, byob.
byob is an acronym with several similar yet related expansions. the acronym is most often -ssociated with a social gathering (a party) at which the host will not be providing alcoholic beverages; the guests are invited to bring a beverage of their choice for their own consumption.
common expansions of the acronym include:
bring your own bottle
bring your own booze
bring your own beer
bring your own beverage
not applicable, see above
bring your own burrito,
used for hardcore mexican parties.
ey sanchez tonight is byob, you guys cleared me out last night
bring your own bombs
song by system of a down
bring your own bagpipes
used for hardcore scottish parties.
‘agad lad byob in morrow caint be shorung dese pipes.
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