gutterpunking
the act of illegally drinking in public. often tresp-ssing on private property, in dark alleyways, parking lots, under bridges, hidden spots near liquor stores. drinking cheap malt liquor, 40s, or tallboys.
origin comes from drinking while sitting on the curb, literally in the gutter.
another form of pre-gaming but in public
i was gutterpunking in the alley when the cops rolled up and asked what i was doing.
let’s gutterpunk it before we go to the club.
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