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Rollsmanship 

The art or skill of rolling up gas β€” exemplified through the development of reliably effective 420 sticks, i.e. Craftsmanship
Xander this is a sneaky pearl, good rollsmanship
Rollsmanship by g2020 September 27, 2019
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A word that describes someone of questionable morals. In order to fit in this category, said person must adhere to these three of these conditions:
1) Must sleep or otherwise toy with an engaged man.
2) Must lack the sensibility to make her own decisions.
3) Must have enough junk in the trunk to bring all the boys to the yard.
4) Must be a hypochondriac (or something similar).
5) Must have the ability to overanalyze EVERYTHING, even what she ate for breakfast.
6) Must have the ability to get knocked up by a guido mechanic on purpose as to stay together for fear of actually doing something with one's life.
"Why don't you shut the hell up! I'm not sleeping with your sister, I went and bought you flowers just because. God, you are being such a Rollman."

Doctor: "Ma'am this is the third time I've seen you this week. On Monday you didn't have Herpes. On Wednesday you didn't have Leukemia. And today, you aren't dying of sickle celled anemia. I think you have a classic case of Rollman."

"I think that the pair of pink moccasins doesn't really look any different than the magenta moccasins. I don't think your redneck boyfriend will tell the difference either. Technically, neither matches what you're wearing. <pause> No, I don't think you should change them, we don't have another 3 hours to get you ready. You are such a Rollman."
Rollman by Kdogizzle July 16, 2006

rollmanship 

The level of ability used to roll tabacco and/or substances with papers designed for the purpose.
He sat back in the couch holding his joint by the roach, between his thumb and fore finger. He sighed aloud as he admired his rollmanship. He then tentatively lit the tip with burning anticipation. He closed his eyes, inhaled deeply... and got wasted.
rollmanship by Mark Clark December 21, 2004

Rollmanship

The refined skill, technique, and craftsmanship involved in carefully preparing joints, blunts, or spliffs. True rollmanship shows in consistency, structure, and finesse, like something rolled so clean, it looks machine-made.
β€œThe blunt was a testament to his fine rollmanship.”
Rollmanship by needletaint October 18, 2026
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