The term for the ability to do ketamine “well” in terms of tolerance. The origin of the term comes from horse racing. Horses both race and get tranquilized. In the field, horse tranquilizer is commonly known as ketamine. Therefore, if you are talking about ketamine, you talk in terms of horses. Similar to how the term burn is to marijuana or ski is to coke. The term can also be used as a question.
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by NeverJaded April 22, 2023

A kid who loves basketball and who is a very nice kind person that will be on your side unless you fuc up and that will not switch on you like a back stabber and who will always love you
by The rCe November 4, 2018

A person who is ‘mixed race’ is person who is of at least two different races, or more.
This includes people who are half of one race and half of another. People who are one quarter of one race and three quarters of another.
‘mixed race’ people all look different due to different mixes.
This includes people who are half of one race and half of another. People who are one quarter of one race and three quarters of another.
‘mixed race’ people all look different due to different mixes.
by AnonymousRosario July 27, 2020

Race roles in society means how we’re expected to act, speak, dress, groom, and conduct ourselves based upon our assigned race. For example, an educated black person who dresses in a blue collar outfit, listens to country, prioritizes their career is often considered "Acting white", outside the racial role they are supposed to play.
A person's expression of their racial role can be more important to sustaining their identity if they are of an ambiguous ethnicity. For example, President Barack-Obama, being born to both white and African parents, was often the target of 'acting white' before his presidential race.
J-Cole, having a similar proportion of ancestry to Obama, is nevertheless unquestioned in his expression as a black individual through his musical, hair and dress style.
In other words - for racially ambiguous people - they cement their identity by acting as the stereotypes that people come to expect from a particular race.
A person's expression of their racial role can be more important to sustaining their identity if they are of an ambiguous ethnicity. For example, President Barack-Obama, being born to both white and African parents, was often the target of 'acting white' before his presidential race.
J-Cole, having a similar proportion of ancestry to Obama, is nevertheless unquestioned in his expression as a black individual through his musical, hair and dress style.
In other words - for racially ambiguous people - they cement their identity by acting as the stereotypes that people come to expect from a particular race.
"The race roles people play in society are destructive to the core principle of treating people as individual people."
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by ThinkingEmoji2000000 October 13, 2017
