A fork of Rural Dictionary
The time after leaving a club or event (usually involving large amounts of drinking) when one gets fast food in the form of burgers, kebabs or chips, from a nearby van or shop.
Just left the club, pretty wasted, need some food, it's Burger o'clock!!
The time in which people gather in a localized area to play some form of Super Smash. This can be shortened to Smash. It is always Smash O'Clock.
Joe: Dude, it's Smash O'Clock. Parker: But we have calc class in 3 minutes. Joe: That's time for at least two 5 stock matches!
Another way of saying "time for a drink" Can be used at finishing time of work, at the end of a sporting event or any time that "time for a drink" would be mist appropriate
at work day's end "righto boys, beer o'clock"
Much like "Beer Thirty", "Shot O'clock" references ANY time of the day in which the mood reflects the need for a shot glass filled with any strong liquor, preferably Patron or any Tequila.
Guess what time it is!!! Its SHOT O'CLOCK!!! WHERE'S THE PATRON?!?!?!
I gotta get up at ass o'clock every day for the next month. I hate my job.
The magical hour between 3 and 4am when it is acceptable to drop your pants within a group of people (usually theatre people) after working many long and strenuous hours most often drafting, model-building, loading-in or striking sets or lights onstage. It has its origins when a group of grad students spent most of week trapped inside a room drafting their final project for drafting class and just wanted to be comfortable so they dropped trow and pantsless o'clock was born
Pantsless o'clock was a little too revealing last night