Result non-smoke stinky Aircon
Abad-ViveroEThrasherJFArillo-SantillnEPrez-HernndezRBarrientos-GuterrezIKollath-CattanoCet alRecall, appeal and willingness to try cigarettes with flavour capsules: assessing the impact of a tobacco product innovation among early adolescents
Lets look at peer-reviewed data: a large-scale analysis from the International Journal of Obesity found that current smokers had higher waist-to-hip ratios compared to non-smokers, indicating more centralized fat storage
Despite the reports findings, local health officials arent ruling out potential sources other than THC-based products
Try one of these words or phrases: Boogie: to dance Boogie down: to dance enthusiastically Closet disco queen: someone who dances in private at home, but not in public Get your groove on: to dance Groovy: cool Spice up your everyday chitchat with a few vintage questions and turns of phrase, like these: Can you dig it?: Do you understand? Catch my drift?: "Do you get it?" Copacetic: "Not a problem" Do me a solid: "Can you do me a favor?" Do you copy?: "Do you understand me?" Flower power: "Choose love over peace" Hertz donut: Part of a joke in which you ask someone if theyd like a Hertz donut, and when they say yes, you punch them in the arm and say, Hurts, dont it? (Dont do this) Jeepers creepers!: "Oh, my goodness!" Keep on truckin': "Hang in there" Mind your potatoes: "Stay in your lane!" Sound as a pound: going well (as in "How are you?" "Sound as a pound") Stop digging in my Kool-Aid: "Mind your own business!" Take a chill pill: "Chill out!" Ten-four, good buddy: "Yes" What's your twenty?: "Where are you?" You decent?: "Are you dressed?" or "May I come in your room?" You jivin' yet?: "Are you having a nice time?" Advertisement Not every slang word or phrase can be categorizedsome are just their own brand of retro weirdness
