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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]9:00, no, I don't know the lingo! Could you please define some of the terms you used?[/quote]

Apologies to OP, as introducing lingo is probably way off topic.  But here goes:

A water bottle with a hole jabbed in the bottom is used to "pull falls" which involves letting the gravity of water flowing out the bottom of the bottle create a vacuum to pull the smoke from lit weed on the top of the bottle ... resulting in a bottle full of smoke that can be passed about without wasting any.  I know you are all pleased that today's kids are putting their physics class learnings to such good use and are frugal to boot.

"Wake and Bake" refers to the practice of smoking weed early in the morning within the first hour of waking up ... theoretically resulting in a great high.  In this area it is a common phrase used to indicate getting high before going into the school.

"Hot box" refers to smoking in a small enclosed place, generally a car or shed, so as to not "waste" any of the precious smoke.  Again, so glad the kids are frugal.  <snort>

I could go on and on, but my point is that if you keep an eye on twitter and you start seeing references that you don't understand ... go to www.urbandictionary.com and look them up.  The kids tend to exagerate and boast, but there is still enough real information that you should keep an eye out.  The kids use twitter because they can post from their phones easily even at school.  Anything they post is publicly available to anyone who wishes to read it ... and yes, schools do keep an eye out as well.

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This lingo above is not very secretive, it's not like you need a wind talker to translate, if you hear your kid say he is going to wake and bake by pulling falls in a hot box, lets hope you're hep to figuring something is awry. [/quote]

But what's wrong with learning the exact translations from a poster who seems to know? If I hear my kid say these things, now I know immediately instead of having to google it. [/quote]

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