Evrim
Evrim by soloman pride February 7, 2010
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The scientific truth of Evrim is so overwhelmingly established, that it is virtually impossible to refute.
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Evrim
A common Turkish name that is commonly given to boys of Jewish descent. The word mean evolution in Turkish
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Erimin
Scientifically known as nimetazepam, Erimin is a pill that people usually take in South-East Asia as the other fuckers in the world haven't discovered it's awesomeness. Usually pink in colour, sold in red individual packets, but bought in strips. (10 pills to a strip). It's also availabe in green, usually a bit stronger than the pink tablet. Used as a downer, It makes the user very calm, happy, and relaxed, and if taken while drinking, it takes away the morning hangover. Also called 'happy 5' or just '5'.
I'm so nervous about tonight, you got some 5 for me?
Dude i'm drinking tonight, lets get some fai chai! (erimin in Chinese)
Dude i'm drinking tonight, lets get some fai chai! (erimin in Chinese)
Erimin by Lea Marsden February 12, 2008
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