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I don't know why, but saying pot sounds wierd to me. I feel like, when I say that word, I warped back to the 60's and am lighting up a doobie with my mom. I guess it's because she uses the word pot. I guess I have mommy issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by yoda
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marijuana- nuggets, trees, the kind (rarely), dank, fun, the bees
the act- smoking,
bowl- bowl
bong- bong or tube
joint/blunt- joint, j, spliff, spleef
if the rents are around me and my buddies say 'lets go bowling' to smoke a bowl. our parents just think we really love bowling haha. and we do..just not the bowling they think :thumbsup:
Yeah I hate 'pot' too, cause to me people who say pot usually don't smoke. I don't know anyone that seriously says "Hey man lets smoke some pot". To me its something a parent would use, like "Your not getting your school work done cause your too busy smokin' pot!". I don't know, I just don't like the term, and it seems like anyone who doesn't smoke will call it pot or marijuana. But no one likes to say "marijuana" normally so they just call it pot.
i like to say " damn that was some potent marijuana"
but when i talk casually about weed i call it "Green Friend" (i.e)
"Hey lets go visit my green firend"
when its pieces i call them by their names if they dont have names i say
"Bitch name that shit!"
i dont really care for names as long as it goes in my lungs its good with me
The Substance - Weed, Ganja, Herb, Green, Salad, Pot, "Dope" (heh, I love that one), MJ, Greens, Mary.
The Process - Tokin', Hitting the Pipe, Cheebin', "Talking to Titus" (because joints are rolled "Tight as Fuck".. "Titus fuck".. "Talking to Titus") The first hit is the "Mondays" with me.
i think mostly everyone uses the same terms if u live in the states. but ive heard some odd terms used by people from england and such. like skones and spottle and stuff like that
Cannabis - bud, herb, CHRONIC
smoke - spark up/light up
Joint - spliff
Have you ever heard someone say marijuana phonetically?
Like mar-jee'-uana?
That definitely pissed me off.