Marijuana.com

brocktopus

i wonder what sort of people came up with some of these names, its ridiculous.


http://www.intheknowzone.com/marijuana/street_names.htm

MY favorite is, "Are you anywhere?" which apparently means "Do you use marijuana?"

 

tennis shoesas

lol. i've heard of a good deal of those but some are just rediculous

Broliette

Wow that's one long list.

Clicker ~ Crack mixed with PCP; marijuana dipped in formaldehyde and smoked
[MOD NOTE: Discussion of drigs other than marijuana is off topic.]
That just sounds awful

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pkster8235

I have heard of some of those.. others I had no idea.. and I have never heard anyone say them. Maybe they are a bit outdated..

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fight4theright

I don't see how this would put anyone "in the know zone". There are so many common terms on there, that nearly everything in every day conversation could be 'code' for drug use. I think this reinforces the fact that there will always be new slang, and old slang will fall out of use. I pity the people who took the time to compile the list as it is so comprehensive, it fails to achieve its purpose.

[EDIT] Also on that site, they claim that marijuana in the 70's had less than one percent THC. If this were the case, nobody would have smoked it, because it simply would not have gotten you high. What a load of crap on this site.

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blondie0420

Agreed. These words, which are commonly used in everyday conversation, are listed as meaning or referring to "marijuana" according to In The Know Zone: African, airplane, ashes, astro turf, baby, bar, black, blanket, block, blonde, broccoli, brown, butter, can, charge, chocolate, Christmas tree, chunky, climb, Colombian, dew, ditch, earth, elephant, feeling, fine stuff, finger, fir, flower, fry, garbage, gash, gold, golden, haircut, harsh, has (that's spelled right...it actually lists the word "has" on there), Hawaiian, hay, homegrown, hooter (), Indian boy, Jane, jive, joy stick, key, killer, kind, leaf, leak, lid, light stuff, lima (as in beans??), loaf, log, machinery, Mary, Mary and Johnny, Mary Ann, Mary Warner, Mary Weaver, Meg, mother, mow the grass, nail, number, OJ, ozone, pack, parsley, pin, pod, poke, prescription, rainy day woman (from Bob Dylan's song perhaps?), Red Cross, rockets, root, rope, Rose Marie, rough stuff, salt and pepper, sandwich bag, scissors, speedboat, squirrel, stack, stick, straw, tea, thirteen, thumb, torch, tray, twist, viper, water, wet, wheat, white-haired lady, yellow submarine (they seem to be drawing inspiration from Classic Rock, I see), zoom.

I could just imagine some guy in government whose job it is to listen to wire-tapped phone conversations and press a button every time someone makes a "reference" to marijuana. "I had some tea with the white-haired lady and the Indian boy that live down the block from me, across the street from that bar. She gave me a loaf of wheat bread, she almost reminded me of my mother. She ran out of OJ so I drank some water while she put parsley, salt and pepper, butter and some broccoli she had homegrown into a pot and put the lid on it. I watched an airplane go by while she took her prescription medication. Finally, she put a stack of chocolate cookies into a sandwich bag and I told her I'd be back to mow the grass when her machinery was all fixed. The Indian boy poked my thumb with a pair of scissors so Meg gave me a bandaid to stick on there. On the way home I saw that blonde and the baby she just had, can you believe he's just thirteen weeks old? He's a little chunky but he's gonna grow up to be a real lady killer."

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fight4theright

So true.