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Rollers Rights 

Getting the first toke of a joint or blunt because you rolled it, hence rollers rights
Matt- Give me the first toke
Koady- No man! rollers rights
Rollers Rights by Sturgeon genereal December 30, 2003
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Rollers Rights 

The reserved right for the smoker that has rolled the product that is about to be smoked with a group of individuals. This right is reserved for the roller to spark up the product first, rollers rights can be given up upon request of another bro
Ex1- Dude: Dude, are we gonna smoke this shit up?
Bro: Yeah bro, let me just finish up rolling
Dude: Ok dude, but I call greens
Bro: Bro, I get to spark it because i rolled it, rollers rights bro

Ex2- Dude: That was a great rolled product dude lets light this other one you rolled
Bro: Ok bro, you can have greens this time, I pass up my rollers rights to you
Dude: Thanks dude

Roller's Rights 

Used when deciding who starts a joint. To have Roller's rights implies that you have the right to start the joint because you rolled it.
JR: "Hey who is starting this?"
Thomas: "I have Roller's Rights bitches!"
Roller's Rights by Alicia McRae December 31, 2007

Roller's Rights 

The rights attributed to the person who rolled the joint being smoked. They are entitled to spark up and kill the joint.
Me: *rolls joint and sets it aside for a second*
Friend: *sparks joint*
Me: Dude what the fuck? Roller's rights!
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"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."

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"Salad days, 'nuf said."
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