toke on that
toke on that by jez to the rez January 21, 2004
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Save us a toke on that
A game played between friends whilst engaged in a group session of cannabis smoking. The game begins somewhere around the last two to three centimetres of zoot, otherwise known as LB's or last blasts. The game starts when a self-appointed initiator announces to the group 'save us a toke on that'. The aim is to smoke the joint until it can be smoked no more, one toke at a time. The joint is passed to whomever asks for a blast, never repeating the same request. In an ironic twist, the winner is the person most willing to smoke the worst part of the spliff for longest.
Bill: save us a toke on that could ya?
Iain: there doesn't happen to be an extra bang on that is there?
Pete: don't bogard that zoot, let me have a blast
Aaron: that looks delicious, sort me a quick suckle on that biff
Etc etc etc
Iain: there doesn't happen to be an extra bang on that is there?
Pete: don't bogard that zoot, let me have a blast
Aaron: that looks delicious, sort me a quick suckle on that biff
Etc etc etc
Save us a toke on that by The vomiting buddha August 28, 2009
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