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fruity disco biscuits 

Australian term for the drug Acid.
With half the kids on the wacky tobaccy and the fruity disco biscuits, you know, they're as mad as a clown's cock.

Disco Biscuits

1. A trance fusion/jamtronica band from Philly known for their unique concerts and rave inspired light shows. They are credited as one of the first bands to mix the traditional jam band sound with electronica along with Lake Trout and The New Deal. They can often be found playing let night sets at jam and electronic festivals.

2. Slang term in the 1970's for Qualuudes, NOT MDMA/ECSTASY
1. Did you see The Disco Biscuits at Rothbury last year? It was crucial!

2. She took so many Disco Biscuits she could barely walk
Disco Biscuits by BiscoFever May 6, 2011

disco biscuits

Another name for the drug ecstasy
Jeky was at the club and took a disco biscuit which gave him an overdose.

Disco Biscuits

THE UNTZ IS THAT FEELING YOU GET WHEN BROWNIE DROPS THE BOMBS LIKE NAPALM ON YOUR GROOVE JUNGLE AKA SOUL, MANGS CHILLS TO THE SIDE WITH THE SWANG DIP SWANG DIP SWANG DIP, A BUNKER BOMB TO YOUR DEEMSTER TRENCH AKA MINDS EYE. ALAN CHILLS IN THE BACK WITH THE TSKA TSKA TSKA, A GROOVE MISSLE SET ON B'GOCK, AND BARBS BRINGS IT ALL BACK HOME WITH THE DEEDLE DE DEE DEEDLE DE DEE, A PSYCHIC BREAKDOWN MINE, HIDDEN IN THE TRANCE PASTURE, BLOWING OPEN YOUR BISCO CHAKRA, THAT IS THE UNTZ.
You: Disco Biscuits
Me: LOLBISCO!
Disco Biscuits by lolbisco October 14, 2011

disco biscuits

And they are a phatty jam band...
disco biscuits by Kung Pao November 5, 2003

disco biscuits

"ludes, man, fuckin ludes"

A slang term from the 1970s for Quaaludes: A trademark used for the drug methaqualone.

See also: Quaaludes and Ludes.
Hey baby, you wanna pop some disco biscuits and then take a ride in my shaggin wagon?
disco biscuits by Grendel February 27, 2004
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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