the white horse
if you want to ride dont ride the white horse (heroin)
if you want to ride, ride the white pony (cocaine)
if you want to ride, ride the white pony (cocaine)
the white horse by cocaine/heroineHeadrushBabe November 28, 2006
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the white horse
the white horse by cazort September 15, 2003
Ride the white horse
Horse is heroin. Those who ride the white horse are regular users, addicts, otherwise they'd be "chipping." Not to be confused with "ride the pale horse" and "ride the white pony."
At some point every drug user, destitute and desperate, resorts to the cheapest accessible high. When you wonder what appeal heroin has, it is that it fills this niche. It winds up being the last alternative too, because when you ride the white horse, so often you subsequently die.
Ride the white horse by LLCisyouandme September 12, 2014
Ride the White Horse
Ride the White Horse by Rollme One Kenobi March 24, 2011
Ride the white horse
Ride the white horse by \\\\\mina July 17, 2021
Ride the White Horse
Ride the White Horse by HASiJ2 September 29, 2017
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Cease The White Horse by Skye Arienne January 11, 2009
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