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soapbar
Crap cannabis hash, sells for about £5 ($8) an 1/8, if you paid more for it, you got jacked, made with pollem, plastic, rubber, dog and human shit, tyres, diesel and other lovely substances. Steer well clear.
'Want some fucking class soapbar mate? Its safe as fuck.'
'Fuck no, that shits worse than smoking Dunlop.'
'Fuck no, that shits worse than smoking Dunlop.'
soapbar by Edd (aka Boris the Communist) June 5, 2004
Related Words
soapbar • Future Soap Bar • soap bridge • Soap Party • soap bait • Soap balls • soap basket • soap bracelet • Soap Ear • soap marinade
SoapBar
A crap brown hard drug sold as cannabis in england. Might have had something to do with cannabis at some point in it's past if you're lucky. Smoked by people who don't really like to get stoned too much (genrally tobacco smokers). Full of barbituates, records, industrial binding agents and worse. Sometimes refered to as solid or smackbar. Mostly smoked by kevs, trendies and peoples mum's.
SOAP BAR
Popular "hashish" found in the UK.
soap bars weighing 9oz / 250 grams, on average contain 1/3 oz / 10 grams of flower / resin and up to 200 grams of inert ground-up shade leaf. The remainder consist of c.40 grams of various noxious substances. Using mass spectrometry they found the most common of these are as follows:
Glue
Dyes
Carcinogenic solvents such as Toluene and Benzene (from petrol/turpentine/diesel)
Henna
Pine resin (to mask the smell of the above)
Plastic (often from repressing/remixing bars using petrol/diesel)
Tranquilizers / barbiturates (often veterinary in origin like ketamine)
Other ingredients found include;
Tar / bitumen
Wax / Boot polish
Condensed milk powder
Brick dust / sand
Digested organic matter / excrement
soap bars weighing 9oz / 250 grams, on average contain 1/3 oz / 10 grams of flower / resin and up to 200 grams of inert ground-up shade leaf. The remainder consist of c.40 grams of various noxious substances. Using mass spectrometry they found the most common of these are as follows:
Glue
Dyes
Carcinogenic solvents such as Toluene and Benzene (from petrol/turpentine/diesel)
Henna
Pine resin (to mask the smell of the above)
Plastic (often from repressing/remixing bars using petrol/diesel)
Tranquilizers / barbiturates (often veterinary in origin like ketamine)
Other ingredients found include;
Tar / bitumen
Wax / Boot polish
Condensed milk powder
Brick dust / sand
Digested organic matter / excrement
SOAP BAR by conscience January 25, 2005
Future Soap Bar
A not-very-nice way to call your Jewish friend. It’s a reference to Holocaust, since Jewish people were made into soap during WWII.
Future Soap Bar by Your favourite Jew July 23, 2023
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