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Ran off on the plug 

To steal drugs from your drug dealer
Ran off on the plug by Chriscam April 4, 2016

run off on the plug 

A plug is a person who sells weed or other drugs. To run off on the plug means to run away from a drug dealer, with the product, without paying them the agreed upon amount. This is currently being done as a "fun prank" to video tape and post online, often backfiring and ending in disaster.
He tried to run off on the plug but then he tripped and got beat up instead.
run off on the plug by Sdps June 10, 2016

Ran off on the plug twice

When you meet up with a drug dealer and run away with the drugs without paying.

plug plug thug drug dealer
Plies "Ritz Carlton" Lyrics: "Ran off on the plug twice, he callin and i ain't callin back"

plug plug thug drug dealer

Ran off on the plug twice

Made famous by the rapper Plies song "Ritz Carlton". Now it is a dance often performed by everyone even Nfl players after scoring. A very disrespectful way to treat a drug dealer. Basically I'll take yo drugs not give you no damn money, and if ya ass stupid enough to sell to me again I'll do it again

Beware, running off on the wrong plug will likely get you shot.
"Ran off on the plug twice, he steady callin I ain't call em back"

Ran off on the plug 

Screw a dealer over

ran off on the plug 

The act of receiving merchandise on consignment but never repaying the owed amount.
John never paid me for the shoes I gave him, he ran off on the plug.
ran off on the plug by MrNorview August 3, 2016
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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Wanna go to meal hall & grab a plate of brown?
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