An over exaggeration of ones life during ridicule. Not necessarily meaning one will, "Smoke Meth & Hail Satan".
Roger: "Kicked out of college, a DUI and fired from your job? What are you going to do now?!"
George: "Smoke Meth & Hail Satan."
George: "Smoke Meth & Hail Satan."
by Bravo2734 May 13, 2014
An over exaggeration of ones life during ridicule. Not necessarily meaning one will, "Smoke Meth & Hail Satan". The saying was made popular by clothing brand Anchorsand producing t-shirt and goodies displaying that sentence.
The idiom was created by close friend of the brand and releases in 2012 short after his decease.
The idiom was created by close friend of the brand and releases in 2012 short after his decease.
Roger: "Kicked out of college, a DUI and fired from your job? What are you going to do now?!"
George: "Smoke Meth Hail Satan."
George: "Smoke Meth Hail Satan."
by God Less America September 15, 2014