ASSGAS

A highly hallucinogenic drug which results from huffing the fumes of your own fermented fecal matter. Users claim it gives an incredible rush, and that the taste of poo only lasts for a month.
The 70's was pot. The 80's was cocaine. The 90's had meth. Jenkem is now!!!

Also known as:
butt-vapors, ass gas, That Funky Air (TFA), Shit n' Piss (SnP), sally and pat,Slam Dump, Huff McGruff, Pooter Juice, Terrence and Phillip, and of course butt hash..

goat fuckers

so i guess my poll proved that for the most part your goat fuckers. it's cool i would fuck a goat aswell to get out of traffic

great white

if i were a lizard

headcrack

shadow boxes

those damn serbs and bosnians paint bombing

a disaray

philly in a nutshell



so i went to spencer's gifts at queens center mall stumbled on a jason ellis poster? had to cop the lava lamp as well

stuck it motion

unruley boys

SEND YO ASS TO ABU-DABI


AMON THE MON

SEB AND CO.

el' blanco stompo

i know nike will bite so i'm dating this as 11/7/08 so when these come out i know i was the creative mind behind this, and nike as well should suck the dills.
the (lurker lou stomp dunk) coming spring 09'
starting bids on ebay at $500.00 but my shit

the buonko

halloweiner

fuck your one hit wonder

Santo and Johnny Farina were born in Brooklyn, New York; Santo on October 24, 1937 and Johnny on April 30, 1941. Their father was drafted into the Army while they were children and was stationed for some time in Oklahoma. After hearing a steel guitar on the radio, he wrote to his wife, "I'd like the boys to learn to play this instrument"

Upon returning from World War II, the boys' father found a music teacher who gave the boys steel guitar lessons. When Santo was a teenager, he was able to get a local music store to modify an acoustic guitar, allowing him to play it like a steel guitar.

Within two years, Santo was performing in amateur shows on a new Gibson six-string steel guitar and had started receiving lessons from a steel guitar teacher who had studied in Hawaii. By the age of fourteen, Santo was composing songs, and formed an instrumental trio with a guitarist and drummer. This trio appeared at local dances and parties, performing both original compositions and some Hawaiian standards. With money Santo made from these performances, he bought another steel guitar, one with three necks, each with eight strings. This allowed him to experiment even further, and he tried different tunings until he found ones that appealed to him.

When Johnny reached the age of twelve, he began to play accompaniment to Santo on a standard electric guitar. The brothers soon formed a duo and became rather popular in school, eventually performing at events in the New York boroughs. They recorded a demo which they circulated to local New York record companies.

In 1958, Mike Dee & The Mello Tones (Santo Farina, steel guitar; Johnny Farina, guitar and their uncle Mike Dee, drums) recorded a self-penned instrumental which they called "Deep Sleep". Loosely inspired by the song "Softly, As In The Morning Sunrise (Sigmund Romberg, 1929), it had the same chord progression but a much simpler melody line.[citation needed]

"Deep Sleep" became "Sleep Walk" and in August 1959 it topped the American charts. "Sleep Walk" continues to be one of the most popular and easily recognized instrumentals of all time.