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head rush
smoking just enough weed to feel the changing in the weight of your head, but not yet stoned. You sort of begin to feel you head go heavy, light, and so on... a pleasant feeling
"Let's toke up man!"
"No way dude, we don't have enough to get stoned"
"We can still pack a mighty fine head rush though man!"
"I'm down."
"No way dude, we don't have enough to get stoned"
"We can still pack a mighty fine head rush though man!"
"I'm down."
head rush by sebastiancee December 26, 2007
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