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redpayne 

a highly addicting recreational drug that induces an intense euphoric high that is unachievable by intake of any other substance.

the short term effects appear directly after a single dose and disappear after a few days. short term effects include:

-increased heart rate
-weak knees
-increased temperature
-speechlessness
-increased sexual appetite
-uncontrollable smiling

long term effects however, only appear after increased periods of use. long term effects include:

-profound fondness for "sweetshit"
-the ability to completely disregard any attractive young man that passes by
damn did you see frannie? she OD'd on some redpayne... i'm surprised it didn't kill her!
redpayne by yannuh August 8, 2008
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redpayne 

a highly addicting recreational drug that induces an intense euphoric high that is unachievable by intake of any other substance.

the short term effects appear directly after a single dose and disappear after a few days. short term effects include:

-increased heart rate
-weak knees
-increased temperature
-speechlessness
-increased sexual appetite
-uncontrollable smiling

long term effects however, only appear after increased periods of use. long term effects include:

-profound fondness for "sweetshit"
-the ability to completely disregard any attractive young man that passes by
damn did you see frannie? she OD'd on some redpayne... i'm surprised it didn't kill her!
redpayne by yannuh August 7, 2008
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"I walk around talking to myself in accents. Usually people look at me like I'm a complete fruit loop"-Eddie Redmayne

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