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Anything of value; gold; the truth
Yo check my 228

Hey I only speak 228
228 by The Sinister November 29, 2018
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It's a title of the Russian Criminal Law about drugs like manufacturing, storaging and so on.
This title is very widespread in Russia, many songs about it and even clothes with it (like 228 cap).
Mostly used by drug users to show their position about drug laws in Russia or, frequently, just to make fun of it.
Boisya 228, esli pudrish nosik - Be afraid of 228 if you are blowing

Hey, my bro got cought with hash, he's gonna be judged by 228.
228 by demurechan February 11, 2017
The numerical value that represents the area code for the southern most part of the state known as Mississippi or Sippy.
"Im representin that 228"
228 by shoVel July 24, 2003
"A new fashion trend of Russian boys and girls includes figures 228 printed on their clothes which corresponds to Article 228 of the Russian Criminal Code (purchase and possession of drugs in large quantities)."
Source: englishrussia.com

228 has a lot of appearances in the game "Bloodbath Kavkaz".
228
228 by Evokans June 27, 2017

label 228 

united state postal service label. priority mail label. sticker label used for graffiti
graffitilabel 228
label 228 by hksone July 13, 2009
a number that will cause nightmares, ptsd, depression and organ failure. only veteran weebs understand the danger that this number holds. only satan can fap to this.
weeblet: HEY what dose 228922 mean otaku-chan?? i heard it was good!

otaku-chan:*insert traumatic flashbacks* no child no we don’t talk about that.
228922 by anonymous September 14, 2020
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"Did you check out the briefcake in courtroom C?"
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Brought to public attention by Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in the book on the fall of Richard Nixon, All The President’s Men, ratfucker was Nixon’s term for a political operative who sows chaos among opponents; an agent provocateur. It is thought to have originated among campus political rivalries at USC, and seems to have some usage in the US military.
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