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drug free
A lighter version of Straight Edge, too some people it means still able to drink and smoke squares but of course not do narcotics, inhalents, etc.
"She's not edge."
"Then what is she?"
"Well she doesnt do drugs but she drinks so I guess drug free."
"Then what is she?"
"Well she doesnt do drugs but she drinks so I guess drug free."
drug free by Max Jellowe September 8, 2007
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drug free zone
drug free zone by Sam is a Dick June 5, 2007
Drug freedom people
Hym "The drug freedom people want there to be a safety net for everyone... You want the opposite of that... You want people to LITERALLY control people's state of mind in every direction EXCEPT DOWN. Full of shit Douglarse. Bad!"
Drug freedom people by Hym Iam August 17, 2024
freefall (drug)
Doing adderall and xanax together is called a freefall. caution:dangerous. SImilar to a speedball (heroin and cocaine) but on a lesser scale (feelings are the same drugs are different).
freefall (drug) by poonslayerb February 16, 2017
drugfreeamerica
drugfreeamerica by Oscar_the_Muse March 14, 2004
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