by steven May 13, 2005
Get the Too bad she has AIDSmug. by kat October 21, 2004
Get the all up in my kool-aidmug. sandra:i heared your kissing mary
paul: what the hell your all up in my kool-aid.
kool-aid can also be used as business for example: your stiring up the kool-aid, for someone who is causeing or starting issues
paul: what the hell your all up in my kool-aid.
kool-aid can also be used as business for example: your stiring up the kool-aid, for someone who is causeing or starting issues
by 80593021MP October 2, 2011
Get the All up in my kool-aidmug. Said by Jay to Silent Bob in "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" written by Kevin Smith. It means: "stay away from my girl" or "don't mess with her, she's mine."
by Johnny Boogie May 23, 2006
Get the step off my kool aidmug. Tom Wolfe wrote The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test about Ken Kesey, a promising young writer, during Kesey's experimentations with LSD from about 1961 to 1964.
Kesey bought property in La Honda and moved his wife and children and assorted Merry Pranksters to the mountains outside of San Francisco. There they began throwing parties Kesey called Acid Tests, where revelers would ingest LSD, sometimes without their knowledge, and attempt to survive the often harrowing night. Kesey believed that one's personal fears should be confronted under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs.
Musical performances by the Grateful Dead were commonplace, along with black lights, strobe lights, and day-glo paint. Kesey constantly pushed the limits with his own experimentations and eventually moved the Acid Tests into public places such as the Longshoreman's Hall, Muir Beach, or musical events at Bill Graham's Fillmore West. The Acid Tests are notable for their influence on the LSD-based counterculture of the San Francisco area and subsequent transition from the beat generation to the hippie movement.
A film adaptation of the book is in development for a 2011 release. It will be directed by Gus Van Sant. So far, no casting decisions have been announced, but both Woody Harrelson and Jack Black are being considered to star as Kesey.
Kesey bought property in La Honda and moved his wife and children and assorted Merry Pranksters to the mountains outside of San Francisco. There they began throwing parties Kesey called Acid Tests, where revelers would ingest LSD, sometimes without their knowledge, and attempt to survive the often harrowing night. Kesey believed that one's personal fears should be confronted under the influence of hallucinogenic drugs.
Musical performances by the Grateful Dead were commonplace, along with black lights, strobe lights, and day-glo paint. Kesey constantly pushed the limits with his own experimentations and eventually moved the Acid Tests into public places such as the Longshoreman's Hall, Muir Beach, or musical events at Bill Graham's Fillmore West. The Acid Tests are notable for their influence on the LSD-based counterculture of the San Francisco area and subsequent transition from the beat generation to the hippie movement.
A film adaptation of the book is in development for a 2011 release. It will be directed by Gus Van Sant. So far, no casting decisions have been announced, but both Woody Harrelson and Jack Black are being considered to star as Kesey.
"His hair has the long jesuschrist look. He is wearing the costume clothes. But most of all, he now has a very tolerant and therefore withering attitude toward all those who are still struggling in the old activist political ways . . . while he, with the help of psychedelic chemicals, is exploring the infinite regions of human consciousness. "
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test (1968)
The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test (1968)
by Tomatis April 6, 2010
Get the Electric Kool-Aid Acid Testmug. A mass of STD's that can only occur in someone that has done an entire poke'dex full of people they don't know that could have STD's
How does someone who has had sex with over 400 people not end up with Super-Herpe-gono-aid's-ymidiae?!?!?!
by Fangbreaker October 3, 2012
Get the Super-Herpe-gono-aid's-ymidiaemug. An altertate term for "I agree to that", or "I'll follow you."
It comes from the religious fanatic Jim Jones and his group of followers that drank poisoned Kool-Aid and died after being told that it would take them "heaven".
It comes from the religious fanatic Jim Jones and his group of followers that drank poisoned Kool-Aid and died after being told that it would take them "heaven".
by Ben McKnight October 16, 2007
Get the I'll drink your Kool-Aidmug.