02-20-2011, 05:49 AM
(02-20-2011, 02:25 AM)Freshbait78 Wrote:(02-20-2011, 02:15 AM)Jane Wrote:(02-20-2011, 02:03 AM)Freshbait78 Wrote:(02-20-2011, 12:24 AM)purplepegasus Wrote:(02-20-2011, 12:23 AM)rotten_cotton Wrote: wow
Wow is right. What's with the baby bottle of purple stuff labeled "screw bangin". Now I see why Tiffany is so messed up. I see her hero is Jesus!
I think I've figured out what the purple stuff is in the baby bottle :O
She has a album R.I.P Big Moe who is a rapper, who has a song entitled Bang Screw so I looked up that term in Urban Dictionary & this is what I got....
use of codeine with promethazine cough syrup mixed with a soft drink, usually sprite, with a candy added, usually jolly ranchers. Made popular by Dj Screw, Big Moe
Refers to one who sips or "po's up" lean or purple stuff on a regular basis. This term was popularized by the late legendary member of the Screwed Up Click Big Moe. It is usually associated with the Houston rap scene.
No clue why it's in a baby bottle though. Scary stuff!!
daaayuuuum! Someone drinking codeine & phenergan, would get extemely sleepy, eeeek! & then to add candy, or koolaid!? Sounds like a kiddie drink or something. And then add the baby bottle, Jesus Christ! Is it some mixture they put their babies to sleep with? I've heard it all now
Right Catch!! I guess I'm getting old, I'd never heard of it. I know this is off topic but here's a link to an article & it mentions drinking it out of a baby bottle...
http://www.tncp.net/Articles/tabid/1800/...-City.aspx
From your link:
Rap artists like Gucci Mane make it seem cool to be on lean. Lil Wayne can be seen brandishing his styrofoam cup full of a purplish-colored drink in almost every photo in the media. This syrup-sippin’ epidemic has become popular among minority groups, and mixed with other drugs such as Ecstasy, alcohol, and marijuana, can be fatal, especially if they’re operating a motor vehicle.
They have even created a form of music, known as “chopped and screwed,” where the music is chopped down and played at a very slow speed for users of Promethazine/Codeine to enjoy while under the influence.
“I’m addicted and it makes me feel good,” said one young man I interviewed who didn’t want his name to be published. When I asked him what the thrill of drinking syrup was, he leaned over in his seat, barely responsive for about 10 minutes, before slowly waking up and asking me to repeat the question.