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Greenwyrm is absinthe infuesed with THC from marijuana. It is green dragon made from high-proof absinthe rather than 151 rum, grain alcohol, or the like -- hence the name 'wyrm' inspired by the wormwood in absinthe.

THC is alcohol soluible, so soaking or heating ground marijuana in highly alcoholic liquids infuses the liquid with THC. Made properly, weed edibles and drinkables waste less THC than when the plant is smoked, but its potency is still dependant on the amount and quality of marijuana that is used.
Friend's text: "The universe is coming apart, and I gotta say, I'm not really enjoying it."
Response: "Maybe a little less greenwyrm next time..."
Greenwyrm by Sadrx November 2, 2012
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Greenforming 

corporate advertising proclaiming how environmental friendly they are, when in fact they have changed little or nothing in their products or business.
greenforming home products.
home cleaning products: clorox.
any car maker.
agribusiness [especially promoting 'biofuels'
Greenforming by ted lotring April 19, 2008

greensymbol 

This is the best place to know about Green Living Tips, Environmental Issues, ISO 14000 EMS, Sustainable Development and more green ideas.
www.greensymbol.blogspot.com
greensymbol by greensymbol November 3, 2011

greenworks 

the best f***in skate company eva
dont hate on greenworks
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