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SURLY BUDTENDER HAS ENOUGH SMOKE :!:


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Post by Prestoned »

CHELSEA_SMOKERS_SOCIETY wrote:also, more commonly, i like to put all of what ever we have left into a big pure spliff or L-plate if required
Heard of L's and L Skins but L Plates? Thats new to me. Am I being high and missing a link?
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Post by Hammy »

L-plate is the same thing as L-skin... just UK slang I believe. In reference to the "L-plates" learner drivers have to show when driving.
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Never heard that before Hammy. An 'L', a two-skinner, yes.

What does being a learner have to do with that type of spliff?
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Post by SoulRider »

editdroid wrote:Never heard that before Hammy. An 'L', a two-skinner, yes.

What does being a learner have to do with that type of spliff?
It's an 'L' shaped spliff. Learner drivers have to wear 'L' plates. The spliff is called 'L' plates because in the UK, the most common 'L' symbol, is the learner plates. Even brides wear them on their hen do's.

It's just a nonsense association that sticks, as is the way of these things...
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Ah, ok. Sorry, I was reading too much into it. Thought it was somehow meant to imply that they're a 'learner' type spliff.
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SoulRider is talkin shit again. I'm a Londoner, the only L-plate i've heard of are the ones novice drivers stick on their cars!

I suspect SR is trying to sound "en vogue" again lol. I'm pissing myself laughing at his L-plate reference. don't believe the hype people... SoulRider lives to serve as a warning to others... :P
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Why the breaking of the balls?
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lol, that's a good phrase, breakin balls. +1 to you for that... I'll use myself lol...

Ok! I squashed his nutts with a Dr. Martin steel toe boot, coz Mr Bundee1 - I can't stand bullshit! as simple as that! :)
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So TD because u haven't heard of it,it doesn't exist......thats a bit egotistic ain't it?
Not having a pop just an observation.
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Post by editdroid »

SoulRider wrote: Even brides wear them on their hen do's.
Well, yeah. But that has a meaning, it's not just a nonsensical word (or letter rather) association.

I'm going to start calling them 'Macphersons' from now on. Just to confuse people. 8)
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Post by colinzeal »

editdroid wrote:
SoulRider wrote: Even brides wear them on their hen do's.
Well, yeah. But that has a meaning, it's not just a nonsensical word (or letter rather) association.

I'm going to start calling them 'Macphersons' from now on. Just to confuse people. 8)
Macpherson Struts, Sluts?

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Trichome_Dense wrote:SoulRider is talkin shit again. I'm a Londoner, the only L-plate i've heard of are the ones novice drivers stick on their cars!

I suspect SR is trying to sound "en vogue" again lol. I'm pissing myself laughing at his L-plate reference. don't believe the hype people... SoulRider lives to serve as a warning to others... :P
I'm talking shit? Sorry, I didn't realise being a Londoner enabled you to have an understanding of every piece of slang that exists in the English language.

I bow down to your superior knowledge, guess the guy who brought it up and all the people I know who use that particular piece of slang are as stupid as me and didn't realise that you hadn't authorised the use of it.

I'll let them know to stop using it.

Also how does this particular comment make me in fashion? The last place I ever want to be is in fashion, but that's a whole other story..
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Trichome_Dense wrote:SoulRider is talkin shit again. I'm a Londoner, the only L-plate i've heard of are the ones novice drivers stick on their cars!

I suspect SR is trying to sound "en vogue" again lol. I'm pissing myself laughing at his L-plate reference. don't believe the hype people... SoulRider lives to serve as a warning to others... :P

Isnt that what he said?? he said about learner drivers having L plates
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