It is commonly used by IV drug users to talk about the insulin syringe required to inject the drug into their vein. By using this phrase a person who partakes in this method of consumption can refer to it openly and discretely. Because most people do do not know or associate that phrase with IV using unless they do it as well. The name is a description of a new syringe, which has an orange end cap over the plunger and another one which covers the point end. AKA the man in the orange hat.
I was looking for a "man in the orange hat."
I'm going to visit the "man in the orange hat."
Have you seen the "man in tha orange hat?"
I wanna get poked by the "man in tha orange hat."
My man lost his "orange hat" and i need a new one.
He chewed up tha "mans orange hat."
Don't forget to pick up that "man's orange hat."
Lets just get a whole box of "orange hats".
I'm going to visit the "man in the orange hat."
Have you seen the "man in tha orange hat?"
I wanna get poked by the "man in tha orange hat."
My man lost his "orange hat" and i need a new one.
He chewed up tha "mans orange hat."
Don't forget to pick up that "man's orange hat."
Lets just get a whole box of "orange hats".
by everythingjess November 7, 2011