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smoking a jeffery
smoking a jeffery by milfyassssssssssssssss December 31, 2017
A Jeffrey
Similar to a 'Spliff', a jeffrey consists of many other drugs including marajuana, crushed up E's, opium, Heroine, Angel dust etc. There is not a set drug ratio for the Jeffrey it is decided by the producer of the Jeffrey.
Recently featured in the new movie Get Him to the Greek.
Recently featured in the new movie Get Him to the Greek.
A Jeffrey
A Jeffrey by Natedawg18 June 29, 2010
the ingredients in a jeffrey
The ingredients in a "Jeffrey" (from the 2010 movie; "Get Him to the Greek")
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A "Jeffrey" contains the fallowing ingredients according to "Aldous Snow" a fictional character, and leading role in the 2010 movie "Get Him to the Greek"
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(Listed in order of the actual line spoken by the character)
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*Weed mostly. (Marijuana)
*Got a bit of Opium in it. (lachryma papaveris; dried latex obtained from the opium poppy)
*Some Heroin. (diacetylmorphine (INN)), also known as diamorphine (BAN))
*Crunched up E's. (Ecstasy - MDMA)
*Clorox. (cleaning product; primarily bleach)
*Methadone. (Symoron, Dolophine, Amidone, Methadose, Physeptone, Heptadon, Phy)
*Subutex. (Buprenorphine - suboxone)
*Morphine. (MS Contin, MSIR, Avinza, Kadian, Oramorph, Roxanol, Kapanol)
*Peyote. (Lophophora williamsii)
*Some other stuff that's unidentifiable, and I think a little bit of Angel Dust I think if I'm not mistaken. Keep it traditional. (PCP - “Phencyclidine“)
Like a drug Neapolitan.
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Safety message;
Please note that the above topic, definition, and quote, are all from a fictional character in the 2010 comedy; "Get Him to the Greek". And are not to be taken seriously or attempted in real life.
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A "Jeffrey" contains the fallowing ingredients according to "Aldous Snow" a fictional character, and leading role in the 2010 movie "Get Him to the Greek"
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(Listed in order of the actual line spoken by the character)
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*Weed mostly. (Marijuana)
*Got a bit of Opium in it. (lachryma papaveris; dried latex obtained from the opium poppy)
*Some Heroin. (diacetylmorphine (INN)), also known as diamorphine (BAN))
*Crunched up E's. (Ecstasy - MDMA)
*Clorox. (cleaning product; primarily bleach)
*Methadone. (Symoron, Dolophine, Amidone, Methadose, Physeptone, Heptadon, Phy)
*Subutex. (Buprenorphine - suboxone)
*Morphine. (MS Contin, MSIR, Avinza, Kadian, Oramorph, Roxanol, Kapanol)
*Peyote. (Lophophora williamsii)
*Some other stuff that's unidentifiable, and I think a little bit of Angel Dust I think if I'm not mistaken. Keep it traditional. (PCP - “Phencyclidine“)
Like a drug Neapolitan.
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Safety message;
Please note that the above topic, definition, and quote, are all from a fictional character in the 2010 comedy; "Get Him to the Greek". And are not to be taken seriously or attempted in real life.
(the ingredients in a Jeffrey)
Aldous: "Aaron, here, take this, it's a "Jeffrey", it'll calm you down".
Aaron: "What's in this? My heart's starting to beat really fast".
Aldous: "Aaron, here, take this, it's a "Jeffrey", it'll calm you down".
Aaron: "What's in this? My heart's starting to beat really fast".
the ingredients in a jeffrey by Tenos January 16, 2011
pulling a jeffrey
pulling a jeffrey by cbergsyo July 11, 2014
drop a Jefferson
The president on the two-dollar bill is Thomas Jefferson. To drop a Jefferson is to go to the bathroom number 2 style.
drop a Jefferson by mrmonkeyhumper April 16, 2011
cash a jefferson
cash a jefferson by hoofio January 19, 2007
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