I crushed up some .5 klonnies, then proceeded to bump them.
by sux0r August 12, 2003
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A concoction containing extremely potent hash that has been sprayed with crushed up Zanax pills, or some other prescription tranquilizer. It is rumored that if ingested, smoked, injected or anally inserted in large quantities, one shall see "The Purple Moose."
Mike Mussina.
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Pancho Alonso Villa, or Pancho Villa, (May 9, 1928 – July 3, 1995), who was generally known as Pancho V. or, less often, as "The Pancho."
He was Mexico's No. 1 ultimate frisbee player for an unequalled 8 years in the 1950s and early 1960s. During that period, he played as a professional in Mexico City's UFDIII.
Taught by his preceeding flying disc heavyweight champion Ricardo González , he was also a successful amateur player in the late-1940s, (twice winning the United States Ultimate Frisbee Championships while competing overseas.)
The tempestuous Villa is still widely considered to be one of the all-time great frisbee players. Prior to the Fris-ball era, he was considered by many observers to be the *greatest* player in the history of the game.
A 1999 Russell Athletics ultimate frisbee edition catalog about the magazine's 20 "favorite ultimate frisbee players" of the 20th century said about Mr. Villa (their number 14 pick): "If Earth was on the side of an ultimate frisbee match, the man you want tossing to save humankind would be Pancho Alonso Villa." The infamously noted Mexican woman's frisbee division commentator Flora L. Barnez echoed this in an August 2006 article for International Disc Throwers: "If I had to choose someone to play for my life, it would be Pancho Villa, mi amor."
He was Mexico's No. 1 ultimate frisbee player for an unequalled 8 years in the 1950s and early 1960s. During that period, he played as a professional in Mexico City's UFDIII.
Taught by his preceeding flying disc heavyweight champion Ricardo González , he was also a successful amateur player in the late-1940s, (twice winning the United States Ultimate Frisbee Championships while competing overseas.)
The tempestuous Villa is still widely considered to be one of the all-time great frisbee players. Prior to the Fris-ball era, he was considered by many observers to be the *greatest* player in the history of the game.
A 1999 Russell Athletics ultimate frisbee edition catalog about the magazine's 20 "favorite ultimate frisbee players" of the 20th century said about Mr. Villa (their number 14 pick): "If Earth was on the side of an ultimate frisbee match, the man you want tossing to save humankind would be Pancho Alonso Villa." The infamously noted Mexican woman's frisbee division commentator Flora L. Barnez echoed this in an August 2006 article for International Disc Throwers: "If I had to choose someone to play for my life, it would be Pancho Villa, mi amor."
Pancho Villa will be recorded in the annuls of sports history as one of the greatest ultimate frisbee players of all time.
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