pharmaceutical
pharmaceutical by darby.ff April 20, 2018
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pharmaceutical rep
a whore for the pharmaceutical industry peddling brand name drugs that are marginally better (if at all) and infinitely more expensive than generic drugs that have been available for decades.
The pharmaceutical rep came by the doctor's office to explain why patients' prefer a Cialis erection to a Viagra erection.
pharmaceutical rep by ken69 February 17, 2009
Pharmaceutical mania
when an individual is taking pharmaceuticals and they express anger, belligerence and the conversation always turns into a debate. if you experience this non-substantial human conversation. please ask them. are you on pharmaceuticals ?
protest pharmaceuticals by not taking them.
smoke weed you'll live longer
protest pharmaceuticals by not taking them.
smoke weed you'll live longer
Pharmaceutical mania by T'mag November 27, 2012
Pharmaceutical librarian
A person that can identify any type of pill in any form w/o the use/help of any pictures, books, pill-identifier or Google...
I showed a friend a pill that I had found & was just curious what it was , but since she was a {pharmaceutical librarian} she of all ppl would know what it was, just by color & the imprinted numbers. She also told me how many mg's it was & possible side effects.
Pharmaceutical librarian by Ginger~Snapp72 February 15, 2020
Pharmaceutical nut
Pharmaceutical nut by Ppjj October 9, 2022
sidewalk pharmaceutical distributor
1) a drug dealer, any
2) a drug dealer who works on the corner or on the sidewalk, not to be confused with an On-line Doctor
2) a drug dealer who works on the corner or on the sidewalk, not to be confused with an On-line Doctor
I'm looking for a sidewalk pharmaceutical distributor so when i go to the social worker this evening we can have some fun
sidewalk pharmaceutical distributor by Frank Cuzzocrea April 13, 2006
2022 pharmaceutical witchcraft trials
When justice is turned upside down and Guilt is presumed until you can prove you are innocent. The proof of innocence is to be given a possibly lethal injection and be diagnosed positive for a known lethal virus and survive. Mandatory compelled speech legislation ensures that you confess so the authorities can keep plausible deniability in the event of your death.
2022 pharmaceutical witchcraft trials by Spiritual-Master January 7, 2022
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