Party Vibe

@!sinner69! 527031 wrote:

He is never going to play(he is too expensive anyway, he have done some cool things but not that cool) at any event I am doing that smelling dead rat, what a nobber! If I had been Disney I would sew him for every dollar he have earned…

Lol!!

Well in thelog world rolling would be used at a DnB/old skool event. Ie; “were rolling, who’s rolling, rolling to this one, this ones rolling in. Or eaz-E rollin. Also you had producers/DJ’s named the EZ rollers. AND back in the days of the sanctuary you had the old skool area that was named “the rollers arena” which was used as a bowling ally. Dunno if that was a coincidence but it is a cool name for a bowling ally. It will never be know as anything else in my mind. (besides rolling a cig joint)

@Chrispydelic 527022 wrote:

I don’t see it that way at all. It’s just that usually there is some logical reason for certain turns of phrase but this one doesn’t seem to have one unless it is actually about your eyes rolling up in your head.

“Pilling” for example is self explanatory or “getting hammered” or “getting wasted”.

Rolling still seems like it should be a stoner term to me.

Yeah Pillin was the usual saying round my way

On a roll to me means on a lucky streak

But I think I have used the term rolling on this forum just because it’s the way most peeps here seem to describe it and I wanted to be understood

@thelog 527093 wrote:

Yeah pillin or there is a local slang term that is only really used on a few of the housing estates round brighton. Even if you say it in town there is a chance the dealer won’t know what you are talking about; Jubes or jubing (pronoucned like joob )

I have no idea where it came from but we used it a hell of allot. The name remains very special to me and the Mile Oak massive.

Day took our jubes!

@Chrispydelic 526996 wrote:

We always just used to say “getting pilled up” or “getting mullered” (if it was to be a combination of drugs).

We just say “up”

Or any combination of nice words “lets get crunchy” >: )

We mostly say spangled, sparkled, and munted.

Mullered, munted, buzzed, “high”< i never got that one