That’s Dope!
How does the word ‘dope’ mean so many things?
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How does the word ‘dope’ mean so many things?
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Awesome viedeo and a good explanation of dope.
You don´t have to be a doctor to find some other words…. Go outside and ask the people, I can tell you that you know around 20 different names in less then 10 minutes (but noone knows where he/she heared about them
)
The old, original meaning of dope as thick dipping sauce still has some currency. My father always spoke of “airplane dope”, meaning either the thick varnish-like glue used on the wings of old-fashioned airplanes, or to mean model airplane cement. Both are thick and gloppy.
And, yeah, I guess you could get high sniffing either one. But, if you get brain damage, you’ll be a dope for life.
Here is an eponym for ya, the John or Crapper, I know the answer but it mite be fun pearls of wisdom for the others.
P.S. I also requested this for I want to hear ya say William >8)
Hey!! The new James Bond title is out! It’s “quantum of solace” but I don’t have a clue what it means…
Maybe you can unravel it
Love, Maxim
Hey Sweetie
I am sure the word Dope comes from the word Dopamine which is a drug, just keeping ya honest
Hey, I’m new. Thanks for having me.
I don’t see much love in the V section, so let’s go with “violet.”
Any background on it, other than the color? What’s the origin of it? What country did the word/color emerge from first? Any info is better than nothing.
Appreciate it. Keep it up, guys.
How about “Pipe Dream”.
If a dream is unrealistic, why is it referred to as a pipe dream?
The word is clip. From paper to video and even ships. I don’t see the link but I hope you can. Maybe I’ll see my answer in a future clip.
I got a word for you, Antidisestablishmentarianism
and yes that is a word
Marina did this word already…
watch it here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fv2_rSCnBQQ
Yeah I did the word already.. you can find it in the complete list of words…. http://www.hotforwords.com/words
Marina
I hate to take away another answer from Marina, but as alx stated previously, it means “Come by here” in Gullah which is a language sometimes referred to as “Sea Island Creole”. It’s a hybrid of English and West African.
This last comment was supposed to answer the kum ba ya question above.
grass has a lot of meanings. on of them being to refer to the drug
Word request:
Where does the word Kumbaya come from as in the song:
Kumbaya, my Lord, kumbaya
Kumbaya, my Lord, kumbaya
Kumbaya, my Lord, kumbaya
O Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s laughing, Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s laughing, Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s laughing, Lord, kumbaya
O Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s crying, Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s crying, Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s crying, Lord, kumbaya
O Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s praying, Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s praying, Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s praying, Lord, kumbaya
O Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s singing, Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s singing, Lord, kumbaya
Someone’s singing, Lord, kumbaya
O Lord, kumbaya
Kumbaya, my Lord, kumbaya
Kumbaya, my Lord, kumbaya
Kumbaya, my Lord, kumbaya
O Lord, kumbaya
Another version of the song:
Kum ba yah, my Lord, kum ba yah
Kum ba yah, my Lord, kum ba yah
Kum ba yah, my Lord, kum ba yah
Oh Lord, kum ba yah
Hear me crying, Lord, kum ba yah
Hear me crying, Lord, kum ba yah
Hear me crying, Lord, kum ba yah
Oh Lord, kum ba yah
Hear me singing, Lord, kum ba yah
Hear me singing, Lord, kum ba yah
Hear me singing, Lord, kum ba yah
Oh Lord, kum ba yah
Hear me praying, Lord, kum ba yah
Hear me praying, Lord, kum ba yah
Hear me praying, Lord, kum ba yah
Oh Lord, kum ba yah
Oh I need you, Lord, kum ba yah
Oh I need you, Lord, kum ba yah
Oh I need you, Lord, kum ba yah
Oh Lord, kum ba yah
Thanks for the enthusiasm prospero811! But I had to delete your other comments as they were taking up the whole page!!
I’ll look into the kumbaya thing.. see if I can figure it out.
Thanks!
seems like it has to do with some creole language. “come by here” or something.
let her figure out the details. ^^
Hi Marina !!
Formerly I´d request to search for the latin origin of the word ” Religion ”
I saw your video about Sicreligeous, (very interesting), and you come to define a part of the world religion. But if we go deeper on the meaning shall we found more interesting matters. Thank you
Wish you a good day
intrepid_artic_wolf
February 04, 2008
well i thought that the word dope came from airplane glue, and that people are known to sniff it !…lol…but then again it could be called dope cause of the syrup like texture !….who would know but you !!
…so i was wondering if you could do, ” tom foolery “….i read that it came from a sadistic entertainer , who’s stage name was tom fool,…and one of his pranks were too lead lost travelers into the moors to die, near Munster castle ! i think that was the name of the place ?…
keep it up .
thanks
mik
PS. i need a calendar !…lol…
G’day Marina,
I was wanting to know what the word “HONORIFICABILITUDINITATIBUS” means
and where it originated from and in what year?
Thankyou Marina and good luck
My dear teacher,
May I be so bold as to request consideration of the word “raze”.
Typically it is used in the context of “razing a building”. Upon hearing that word, one would think that you are putting up a building. However it means quite the opposite.
Respectfully,
Hi Marina
I was woudering where the word (Elaborate) came from?
So if you can help.
I work in the trade show industry (such as the Consumer Electronics Show, which is one of ours actually), and since we have salespeople, designers and I.T. people in constant communication with each other, we often have miscommunications, as none of these groups understands the others. Consequently, I often get to use one of my favorite words to describe the mass confusion which inevitably results. This word is “kerfluffel.” Since one of my new co-workers was so amused by my use of this word (she’d never heard it before), I decided to investigate. I found many uses of it online, even a definition, but not it’s etymology. I suppose this could be that I’ve spelled it phonetically (I’ve only ever heard it, never seen it spelled.) So as a long-time fan of your show, I thought I’d turn to you for help.
Sincerely,
Crash Kinkaide.
merriam webster helps:
Main Entry: ker·fuf·fle
Pronunciation: \kər-ˈfə-fəl\
Function: noun
Etymology: alteration of carfuffle, from Scots car- (probably from Scottish Gaelic cearr wrong, awkward) + fuffle to become disheveled
Date: 1946
hey marina im wondering why the word “jack” is so widely used, let me give you some examples
jack of all trades
jackplug
lumberjack
why jack? why not poul or mike?
I was wondering if you could go over the origins of the words mom and dad and why mom is so similar to its translations in other languages, like mama, but dad is so different from translations like papa, etc, and really doesn’t sound like it has anything to do with the word father. Also, to comment on your maxim interview, I think you should go over some bad words! Especially the ones that have several different meanings. It would make for some interesting conversation starters! Thanks! Love your lessons… I drive my friends nuts telling them the meaning behind all of the words I learn on here!
Hi Marina! You’re dope!
What is the genesis of the term “condom”?
I happened to find this website two days ago, it is really exciting! Full of Passion!!! And you, my dear teacher, is really, pretty a hot one, absolutely!
Well, I’d like to pick a word for you, that is “bear”. Then, what about “bear”? Tell me, come on!
I would love to know where the word “ghost” came from.
I would love to know where the word “frisbee” came from…
Hi, Hmm Not so Much as a Word… but It would be Interesting if you can do a topic of : Why Do Men Have Short Hair…. It know It would be an entertaining topic for sure….
I would like to know where the word ” BLOWJOB” CAME FROM
Dear Teacher,
I am writing to you in order to request a pair of words I have came across, some time ago. The first one came to my mind when some day I opened my toolbox, and saw my soldering iron, and suddenly the word soldier came to my mind. May be because in Spanish, my native language, the participle of the verb “soldar” which means to solder is “soldado”, and spelled exactly as the Spanish word for soldier. Then the question is, ¿are the words soldier and solder related in any way?
Another word which its origin might be interesting to discuss is Cybernetics, because of the importance of communications in modern life (I found its origin some time ago, while reading the book “Knaurs Der Denkmaschinen”, but it would be very interesting to know some expert opinion).
Thanks very much for your time, and please keep doing this great work.
Yours sincerely Kybernetes.
Hello Marina:
the video was great but i can’t avoid saying The dope show! like the Marilyn Manson’s
song.
In addition i want to request the origin of the word: apple because its my favorite fruit (apples from argentina are great! an delicious of course) and because i use a Mac Pro (Apple Inc rules!)
i hope to the see the word in one of your videos.
i apologise for eventual grammar mistakes of my message because i am not a native speaker of english, and i use other kinds of letters
привет из Новосибирска ( i hope you can understand me
i love the russian so much )
iFranco, (i am logged as Hitman but i prefer my real name to sign)
( i’m the one who correct you when you write Número Uno without the stress/accent in Youtube)
I have always wanted to know about the word Bologna, why its pronounced the way it is and what not
engl. cave != lat. cave.
Hey Marina,
The word ‘Cave’ in Latin means Beware, I think, so does this mean Caveman = Beware man?
‘Hero’, from American sandwich made of a long roll? also, ‘hero sandwich’, and ‘Submarine!’ - is this true?
Cupidity, besides Powerful Desire, I read some place it mostly means especialy for money! I thought it was meant purely for Love?
I was always curious as to the origine of the word extemporaneous, it sounds like a spell
lat. “ex tempora” — “out of the moment, on the spot”. something like that.
errr … “ex tempore”. sry.
hi Marina,
my name is Chris and i am a proptologist, among other things. i’m happy to come across your videos - my goal is to become your best student!
can you tell me how the term “cafe racer” came to describe a style of motorcycle?
my best mate+me have a business together as well. we build “cafe racer” motorcycles - english-style, stripped down, street bikes from the 50-60s.
it would be the bee’s knees if you could help the world understand the term “cafe racer”.
here’s a link to our bikes: http://www.cb750cafe.com
there’s much more “cafe racer” resources online now too. it’s a very interesting story+my mate’s old man was one of the original ‘59 Club members around the Ace Cafe in London.
take care+have a great day!
cheers,
chris in california - http://www.proptology.com
myspace/akumakun
myspace/reddevilcafe
Hello Marina,
What about the word “whizz”? Why does it mean a person who is skilful at some activity?
Thank you.
I’m new here and wanted to say Hi Marina, nice to meet you. I am an apt student. Hey, how about explaining to me just what apt means. I will never be late for class. Do you like apples? Eric
Hello,
As i was signing in i noticed beside my username it said “howdy” Like where did that come from? The Indians or the Cowboys? And if so why?
Thanks,
garlnx
Although it doesn’t refer directly to illicit drugs, it does refer to the usage of it. Being stoned or being a stoner has to do with being affected by or doing drugs. I’d love to find out the origin of this word
Also, unless you want people to focus only on you’re beautiful self, try talking faster. Unless the left half of the brain gets stimulated with a feed of information, the right side will take over and start imagining things (making them not listen to you :O)
Word request: “dyke”
Hi Marina HFW
Very good lesson!
Another current term for DOPE might be a NY Giants fan hoping for a Suoer Bowl Championship! Maybe another decader fans!!
PLease send me the personalized VDAY card…that would make my decade complete…you’re the BESTEST! Всего хорошего
A NY Giants fan is a dope, eh? Who was it that just won the game? Darn it all, I just can’t remember! Oh yeah, the GIANTS.
true enough…that was a DOPEY prediction! I wonder if Marina HFW will hold against me??
Marina, my dear teacher,
Love your clips. They stimulate all my senses.
Can you tell me about the word armageddon please,
Thanks,
gmaclen
Hi Marina,
what about the expression “hanky-panky”. Where does it come from?
I just LOVE your videos! Keep up the good work!
Regards, LLS71
Marina,
How about the words- “Poem” and “Poetry”.
It seems that poems have been written about so many subjects but was it always called a poem or poetry?
Thank you.
Warren
Hello Marina,
Could you explain the meaning and indeed where: ‘Soliloquy’ came from, look forward to your next video.
Hi Marina
I must have been one of the first people to suggest Flabbergasted to you a few weeks ago but I got no mention on your video. I was so disappointed! No apple for teacher today. So try this word, ‘cropper’ as in “I came a cropper” meaning to fall down or to make a big mistake.
for ur next video nostalgic, reminiscing, dawdler, diabolical, jinx, and c’est la ve
well done
try this word “infatuation”
for Valentine’s Day
your eyes are infatuating my brain
stash is also a word associated with drugs
I have a word/phrase request, Marina
What is the origins of the term “Rock n Roll” in regards to music, as well as it’s many extrapolations, such as Rockabilly, Hard Rock, etc… also, if you could, why does the word “Metal” describe some rock music?
I’ve always wanted to know!
Word Request:
I would like to request the word… Melancholy. It’s my all time favorite word, though I am not sure why. It just has a certain musical tone to it.
Hey Marina~
I’ve got a couple word requests. I was just in Connecticut and they call “hero” or “sub” sandwiches “grinders”… is this even a word? Or sometimes they call them “Hoagies”
where did these terms come from?
Hero, Sub, Hoagie, and Grinder?
Larrin
NYC
Marina, can you tell me the orgin of the word persnickety.
hi, i would like to request the word transcendent. it means
1 surpassing, or superior.
2. being beyond ordinary or common experience, thought, or belief; supernatural.
3. abstract or metaphysical.
4. idealistic, lofty, or extravagant.
and i would like to know the origin. for some reason it reminds me of the word trance…
should come from latin “transcendere”: ‘to cross / exceed / overstep” etc.
Where does ‘Ventriliquist’ come from ?
Thanks ,
Taras (aka Ukraininoak)
“Dopamine. A neurotransmitter present in regions of the brain that regulate movement, emotion, motivation, and the feeling of pleasure.”
(http://www.ctri.wisc.edu/Home/Glossary.html)
“Etymology: dopa + amine”
dopa:
“Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary dihydroxy- + phenylalanine”
(http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/)
does that help?
a.
LETS SEE
WORD>>>>>>>>VALENTINES<<<<<<<<
Let me show you around Charlotte for Valentines day
Also how about this word
“FABULOUS”
Wonder if dopamine comes from dope?
Cracker has multiple meanings.
Cracker [krak-er] noun: a thin yet crisp biscuit, a firecracker, a boaster, a person or thing that cracks, and my favorite,
A poor white person living in some rural parts of the southeastern U.S.
There you go! The word cracker and its meanings.
the Word…..Grant……Granted…..Be nice to know more about it.
Also Valentines day I am Single…….
As i am a Postman in england i deliver 100’s of love letters to the public…..and saddly do not get any ….sniff….snifff…
Finally a love poem for you …..
If hugs where seconds i would send you hours.
If kissis where rain drops i would send you showers.
If a smile was water i would send you the sea.
If Love was a person i would send you me.
oxoxoxooxoxoxoxox
I’m sure you wouldn’t forget to give us the history behind Valentine, would you? How can a saint and physical love be connected? Seems like a contradiction. Those saints are for Platonic love whereas we regular people are for Aristotelian love. Down to earth. Hey, maybe you should do some items on idioms.
The word origins I’m curious about today are the nautical terms Port (left) & Starboard (Right)
How did they come about?
The origin of the term comes from old boating practices. Before ships had rudders on their centerline, they were steered by use of a specialized oar. This oar was held by a cocksman located towards the stern (back) of the ship. However, like most of the rest of society, there were many more right-handed sailors than left-handed sailors. This meant that the right-handed sailors holding the steering oar (which had been broadened to provide better control) used to stand on the right side of the ship. The word starboard comes from Old English steorbord, literally meaning the side on which the ship is steered. The old English term steorbord descends from the Old Norse words stýri meaning “rudder” and borð meaning “side of a ship”. The modern term “steering wheel” comes from the same language root as “starboard” or “steer board”.
Similarly, the term for the left side of the boat, port, is derived from the practice of sailors mooring on the left side (i.e., the larboard or loading side) as to prevent the steering boards from being crushed. Because the words larboard and starboard sounded too similar to be easily distinguished, larboard was changed to port.
The starboard side of a vessel is indicated with a green navigation light at night.
Easy way to remember “starboard” vs. “port”:
All are longer words (”starboard”, “right”, and “green”) while other side are shorter words (”port”, “left”, and “red”)
Hey all. I have always been surprised by the diverse etymology of the English language. I would like to learn the origins of a few words;
‘cumbersome’ / encumbered
‘deviant’ / defy
‘recidivist’ / recidivism
Please and thank you.
Dear Marina,
If you please, I would like you to investigate the origins of the slippery, and academically ubiquitous, term.”discursive.” Thank you for your consideration.
Yours,
Sesquipidalian
Hi Marina,
I was wondering where the phrase “spitting image” came from. I’ve heard a couple explanations but nobody seems to agree.
Thanks and keep up the great work!!
Prost
Retro dope terms(1970s);;Redbud,Jamaican,Hawaiian Trip Weed,Columbian(AKA Lumbo),Columbian Gold,African Black..There’s more but My long-term memory seems to be on vacation with My short-term memory these days
.It’s a challenge.
Word/phrase suggestions;; HUNDRED as-in “100th vid from You celebration” or maybe MILESTONE,,or maybe both for the 100th. How about a name? VAN HALEN as-in the band that did *Hot For Teacher*. It would make a good theme song for the 100th!
Aside from what is on Youtube and Your Site do You have any other works on the net? links?
Like speed, acid, extasy…
Fortunately I’m addicted only to Marina
Bye
Word request
What is the origin of the ugly word ‘Nigger” ?
Hi Maria
In the United States Navy and the commercial marine industry. the bathroom or toilet on a boat or ship is called a HEAD. Why do they call the toilet “HEAD”.
thanks
Justfred1 in Florida
SMACK….the next word should be SMACK!!
chronic
Thanks again for another lession
Marina,
Word request: disgruntled. If dis- is opposite or negative, then can someone be gruntled?
Q: How are you today?
A: Oh, I’m positively grunteled!
I love the podcast. Thanks.
Hello Marina,
Did you receive a poem I sent you, if you did would you let me know what it invoke with in you, in other words could you give me a critical analysis, thank you!
Once again, great video!
Onthe word dope, I remember something about dopemiens? probably spelt that wrong!!
The word I am interested in is Polyon?? I have been told that it means destroyer of all, but I cant find the word or that meaning anywhere!!!
Could be I was LIED to!!! Strange people and there strange comments and thoughts.
That’s a tough one minty!
Hi Marina
Could you do your wonderful research and find out how the word MUSIC came to have its meaning.
As a great music lover I would really appreciate your time and effort in finding out.
Your faithful and dedicated student.
SpiderCT
P.s. its good to see you becoming a bit of a celeb, please dont forget us when your rich and famous. lol
(stands for lots of luv in this case) xx
DUI (driving under the influence) does not mean just alcohol, but to any kind of illicit drug.
Some people say, “What’s your drug of choice?”
you want an ‘upper’?
you want a ‘downer’?
Some people say, “Have you heard the ‘word’ on the street?”
Believe it, or not
some people even call them ‘donuts’ for no apparent reason at all.
Though, if you really think really hard; mostly, all people refer to illicit drugs as ‘dime’, ‘quarter’, ‘nickel’ ‘gram’ or an ‘ounce’.
Oh, on some other news that Italian quarter you have from your foreign coin collections. The one that has a brass center with a silver ring around it that looks like a donut, I just recently bought one that is just like it too.
well as for the homework…. people sometimes refer to their supply of illicit materials as a ’stash’ or ‘cache’ which are words that are also used without any drug connotation. cache is an interesting word which i think might have a relation to cash. i wonder if you could research it.
your abreviated account of a friend tricking you into licking a snail has me utterly intrigued. i beg you to share the story. the tiny amount you shared so far has imaginations (mine at least) racing.
in return i can offer …. my most embarrassing sashimi mistake story at least.
if your snail story is REALLY good, i will even tell you about the bat…… (not the wooden one, the flying mammal).
Hello Marina,
Another great lesson but I’d like to add a couple more uses.
1. “Pipe dope” isn’t something that’s smoked, it’s a goop that’s spread on the threads of a pipe or fitting to seal the joint to prevent leaks.
2. When I was a kid my cousin, Keith, would build & fly model aiplanes made from balsa wood with fabric streched over the balsa frame. Then he’d “dope” the fabric to stiffen it. That dope would get you feeling good if the room wasn’t ventilated. Thank, Tom
I mean Thanks
The balsa planes I think I have some recollection of that a toxic adhesive/sealant??
The pipe dope also sounds familiar, nice work Tom.
Thanks,minty!
And you’re right about the toxic adhesive/sealant & hardening. I think it was the same stuff used on real fabric covered airplanes, but I don’ know for sure.
Hello Marina,
Is there a connection between the words expedient and expedition?
Let see my sweet.
I forget alot more than I care to.
There’s ( horse, smack, cola, refer, junk, a cousin aka primo, blunt, yesca, smoke, hit, tab, )
Adios cositas.
Marina!
I would like you to investigate the origins of the word, “Goosebumps.”
Why do we call it goosebumps when one is cold or scared, and the hair stands up?
Thanks! Love your videos!!!
in germany, we call it “goose skin”. your skin looks like the skin of a goose after plucking it … not sure about that though.
scnr.
a.
You’re right alx. I’ve plucked(no jokes out there
) geese and chickens and the skin does look like “goosebumps”. Well, except the birds are dead.
Hello Marina.
Wonderful…Every time i see one of your videos,it brings a SMILE to my face and smarts to my brain.Keep up the hard work.
Hello Marina,
I put this on your YouTube site:
If you take dope you are a right ‘Charlie’, if you take ‘Charlie’ your a right dope!
&
New Comment:
I’m glad that you don’t take or have not taken stupid stuff, great video with your usual intriguing, alluring, commentary beauty. Love your sexy attractiveness!
Hi Marina,
Can you please explain why the word “bum” has so many uses, from one’s backside, to a lazy person, to something inferior, depressed…(bummed out)
Thanks !
Great video
The word I have always wondered about is “Beautiful” were did it come from? Whats “Beauti” thank you for reading
l. bellus > vl. bellitatem > ofr.(?) beltet > ofr. bealte > angl-norm. beute
this applies to “beauty”.
but I do wonder if “beautiful” derived from “beauty” or the other way around since the latin word “bellus” seems to be an adjective.
hehe. sorry, just couldn’t resist
a.
Hello, Marina!
I have been wondering where the word “Bidet” got its name- why “Bidet”? I knew that if anyone could get it, it would be you! Talk to you soon…
-Shawn
PS- I don’t have a date for Valentine’s, either. If you come to Atlanta I will treat you.
this seems to be an easy one.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bidet
hth.
a.
Hi Marina,
It appears I was incorrect in my first comment. “Marijuana” is actually an alternate name for the durg Cannabis, which is also known as “weed,” “ganja,” or “pot.” Another drug, phencyclidine, is also known as PCP or “angel dust.” That’s about all the drugs I can remember. The names, I mean. NOT the actual drugs.
hOW ABOUT mARY jANE OR A DUBEE OTHER WORDS FOR DRUGS ARE ICE DA SHIT,DRAGON BLAH BLAH
Hi Marina,
There are several names for illicit drugs out there. “Weed” refers to the illegal drug marijuana. “Coke” and “crack” can both refer to cocaine, but crack is a more crude form of cocaine. There are a few more out there, but I can’t remember them.
Another name for drugs is CANDY.
And another is Smack
007s, 2CB, 69s, Banana split, Batmans, BDMPEA, Bean, Bermuda triangles, Bibs, Blue nile, Boomers, Bromo Nexus, Bump up, Bumping up, Cafeteria, Candy, Caps, Care bears, Cat in the hats, Cat killer, Charity, Circles, Cloud nine, Dead road, Doses, E Ecstasy, E-bombs, E-puddle, E-tard, Easy lay, Egyptians, elephant flipping, Elephants, Exiticity, Flatliners, Flipping, Forget-me, Four leaf clover, Georgia home boy, Golden eagle, Goop Gamma, Green triangles, Gum, H - bomb, Hammerheading, Happy drug, Happy pill, Hawkers, Herbal bliss, Hippieflip, Hugs and Kisses, Hype Heroin addict, Jellies, Jerry Garcias, K-lots, Kitty flipping, Letter biscuits, Liquid ecstasy, Liquid X, Love flipping, Love pill, Lovers’ special, Mercedes, MFT Nexus, Mitsubishi, Moonstone, Nexus, Nexus flipping, NOX, On the ball, Orange bandits, P and P, Parachute down, Party and play, Party pack, Peace, Peeper(s), Piggybacking, Pikachu Pills, Pink panthers, Playboy bunnies, Playboys, Rave energy, Red devils, Rib Rohypnol, Ritual spirit, Roach-2, Rolls Royce, Scoop, Sextasy, Sleep, Sleep-500, Smurfs, Snackies, Soap, Somatomax, Spectrum Nexus, Speedies, Stacking, Stacks, Stars, Super X, Supermans, Swans, Tabs, Tachas, Tom and Jerries,Toonies Nexus, Triple crowns, Triple rolexes, Triple stacks, Troll, Tutus, Tweety Birds, Ultimate Xphoria, Venus Nexus, Vita-G, Wafers, Waffle dust, Water Blunts, White diamonds, X-Pills, Ya Ba
Black Cadillacs, Orange Sunshine,White Cross, Whippets,Micro-dot, Windowpane(I’m showing my age here
). Now, I’ll settle for a couple of beers & Tom Petty at half-time.