A device used for smoking pot. Different from a bong in that a bubbler tends to be smaller, and does not have a removable bowl.
In a bong, when you want to pull your hit through, you take out the bong. In a bubbler, you let go of the shottie (a hole in the side).
The concept behind a bubbler is similar to a pipe, except there is water involved.
In a bong, when you want to pull your hit through, you take out the bong. In a bubbler, you let go of the shottie (a hole in the side).
The concept behind a bubbler is similar to a pipe, except there is water involved.
by Paul June 25, 2005
Nickname for the popular RIM communication device named Blackberry. The device, which is a phone, PDA, and e-mail appliance has gained outrageous popularity. Users/owners are typically addicted to checking e-mail and swapping short messages on the device. It appears as though they are addicted as a crackhead is to the pipe.
by Paul August 23, 2004
the optic organs deep within the anal cavity, which allow you to perform your own personal colonoscopy.
by Paul July 27, 2004
Person from Liverpool. Scousers are generally welcoming, fun loving, hardworking and a talented breed of people. Over the years there has been a wealth of talent come out of Liverpool and that flame still burns bright today. Let me also mention that Liverpool will now be the Capital of Culture 2008, and with the funding from Europe, it can only make Liverpool even better. As for the people who like to use old boring stereotypes made popular in the 1980's, I really would like you to come and see for yourself. Either that or check the crime and unemployment stats, Liverpool has higher EMPLOYMENT rates and LOWER crime rates than the likes of Manchester and areas of London.
"Today I met a Scouser, it changed my mind about the stupid stereotyping by idiot comedians such as Bernard Manning"
by Paul April 04, 2005
julie molina the girl who cody fucked in paul's guest bedroom while there were 4 people in the adjoining room and there was no lock on the door
Julie Is A DIRTYWHORE
by Paul January 13, 2005
by paul May 13, 2004