Scatterday
the day after one has part taken in the use of drugs, such as ecstacy, and are feeling “scattered”. the individual spends the day on the couch as a sp-ce cadet, watching whatever is on tv, even if it is not interesting even in the slightest.
” what a night, dude are you coming to the beach today”?
” no chance man, todays scatterday”
n. day of the week, commonly known as “sat-rday,” but much, much crazier.
jane: “so, what did you do last weekend?”
carla: “well, sunday was pretty boring, but the day before i had so much to do. i spent almost all day at the mall shopping, then saw a movie with john, and then went to an insane party. it was a total scatterday.”
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