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No Name
No Name is one of the names used for the energy drink that was formerly known as Cocaine. The drink has a very high caffeine content at about 33 mg/fl oz or 1120 mg/L (compared to Monster at 10 and 340 respectively and Red Bull at 9.6 and 321 respectively).
After consumer advocate groups spoke out against the name of the drink they pulled the drink from public sale and renamed it. It has also gone by "Insert Name Here" among others.
After consumer advocate groups spoke out against the name of the drink they pulled the drink from public sale and renamed it. It has also gone by "Insert Name Here" among others.
Doctor: I'm diagnosing you with ADHD.
Patient: No, I don't have ADHD! I just chugged 2 No Names before I came here!
Patient: No, I don't have ADHD! I just chugged 2 No Names before I came here!
No Name by Sid Barrett April 1, 2008
no name
1: The username of someone who lives in Medford Lakes. This person has a way of being so unbelievably mean on urbandictionary.com to people it is absolutely infuriating. This disgusting piece of filth has no curse words to describe it, though my friends would say other things. Some people didn't even deserve such foul ridicule this person gave on this site, but even if some did, others were my friends.
2: A person who has no label, goes by nothing, waits to be named or does not wish to be identified.
2: A person who has no label, goes by nothing, waits to be named or does not wish to be identified.
no name by anonymously inactive April 18, 2005
No name
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