4 definitions by Anonymous-4-Life
Money that the government supposedly gives to people who do not make enough money to buy "nutritious food" because of not getting paid enough from their job, or not having a job. But it's really only given to blacks and mexicans, especially mexicans that don't speak English.
Not given to Asian Americans or whites who don't make enough money to do anything but pay bills, or live in their vehicles and worry about when they are going to get their next meal. Also, not given to people that don't dress ghetto.
Most food stamps are used by rich/poor black people, mexicans, or white people who dress or are ghetto.
Not given to Asian Americans or whites who don't make enough money to do anything but pay bills, or live in their vehicles and worry about when they are going to get their next meal. Also, not given to people that don't dress ghetto.
Most food stamps are used by rich/poor black people, mexicans, or white people who dress or are ghetto.
---Example 1---
Asian #1: Hey man, I'm tired of stealing hot dogs from work, so I'm going to go apply for food stamps.
Asian #2: Alright man, you don't make more than $1100 a month, right?
Asian #1: I'm lucky if I make that.
1 month later...
Asian #1: WTF! They said I make too much money to get food stamps.
Mexican lady: What? I make more than you, and I have it. Honestly, you'd get them if you were black.
---Example 2---
white girl: I've applied for food stamps 3 times, and I can never get them. I have 2 kids and work part time in a gas station. I've been on the section 8 list for a couple years.
Asian #1: Wow...I couldn't get food stamps either.
white girl: Every time I go there, I see black people with all kinds of gold chains and expensive looking jewelry.
Asian #1: Yeah, I've seen a few come in here who had food stamp balances of over $1200. Wtf?
Asian #2: Wow...the government is all fucked up...
Asian #1: Hey man, I'm tired of stealing hot dogs from work, so I'm going to go apply for food stamps.
Asian #2: Alright man, you don't make more than $1100 a month, right?
Asian #1: I'm lucky if I make that.
1 month later...
Asian #1: WTF! They said I make too much money to get food stamps.
Mexican lady: What? I make more than you, and I have it. Honestly, you'd get them if you were black.
---Example 2---
white girl: I've applied for food stamps 3 times, and I can never get them. I have 2 kids and work part time in a gas station. I've been on the section 8 list for a couple years.
Asian #1: Wow...I couldn't get food stamps either.
white girl: Every time I go there, I see black people with all kinds of gold chains and expensive looking jewelry.
Asian #1: Yeah, I've seen a few come in here who had food stamp balances of over $1200. Wtf?
Asian #2: Wow...the government is all fucked up...
by Anonymous-4-Life January 23, 2011
by Anonymous-4-Life October 31, 2006
Non-narcotic pain-killer and fever reducer. Acetaminophen relieves pain by elevating the pain threshold. It reduces fever through its action on the heat-regulating center of the brain. Specifically, it tells the center to lower the body's temperature when the temperature is elevated.
Approved by the FDA in 1951.
Availiable in liquid suspension, chewable tablets, coated caplets, gelcaps, geltabs, and suppositories. Common dosages are 325, 500 and 650 mg.
When used as directed side effects are rare, but can cause liver damage due to large doses.
Approved by the FDA in 1951.
Availiable in liquid suspension, chewable tablets, coated caplets, gelcaps, geltabs, and suppositories. Common dosages are 325, 500 and 650 mg.
When used as directed side effects are rare, but can cause liver damage due to large doses.
by Anonymous-4-Life November 4, 2006
Brand name for Oxycodone and Acetaminophen.
A narcotic pain-killer that is similar to codeine and hydrocodone. Acetaminophen is a non-narcotic pain-killer and fever reducer.
Comes in 5mg oxycodone/325mg acetaminophen tablets, and 5mg oxycodone/500mg acetaminophen capsules
Side effects: lightheadedness, dizziness, sedation, nausea, vomiting, constipation, and spasm of the ureter, which can lead to difficulty in urinating.
A narcotic pain-killer that is similar to codeine and hydrocodone. Acetaminophen is a non-narcotic pain-killer and fever reducer.
Comes in 5mg oxycodone/325mg acetaminophen tablets, and 5mg oxycodone/500mg acetaminophen capsules
Side effects: lightheadedness, dizziness, sedation, nausea, vomiting, constipation, and spasm of the ureter, which can lead to difficulty in urinating.
Jack was happy when he was given a prescription for Tylox after his wisdom teeth were removed.
Jack ate 3 and started walking on air.
Jack ate 3 and started walking on air.
by Anonymous-4-Life November 4, 2006