When people say "Stick that in your pipe an smoke it" are they advocating drug use?

Answer 1

Yes, yes, I will and thank you.

May I borrow your lighter?

Answer 2

No, thats a very old term. My mother used to say it sometimes. And she wasn't advocating drug use. I think it means something like "Take that and shove it" but in a nicer way!

Answer 3

sure, yet not an consumer-friendly one. It should be made from an quite dry cow pie. hollow out a bowl, then locate a dry hollow weed stem to apply as a mouth piece. The insulating features of the cow pie enable the prozac to be vaporized on the backside a threat temperature, retaining it rather is molecular shape. do not enable IT TO BURN. In my journey, not something seems to paintings like cow pies.

Answer 4

No. Well not illegal drug use anyway. It originally meant a tobacco pipe. But most people don't use pipes for tobacco anymore. Tobacco is a drug so yes for tobacco, no for wacky tabacky or crack.

Answer 5

I guess in a matter of speaking they could be, although the "that" in this case is probably fecal matter. Much like this question.

Answer 6

It's an impolite way of telling someone that they must accept what you have just said even if they do not like it

Answer 7

Yes.

Answer 8

Gee, I have not heard that term in probably 50 years, from my grandmother. What it means is "you have to put up with it" -- whatever "it" is.

Answer 9

Don't think so. It's just an expression. Kinda like "Chew on that".

Answer 10

No, theres saying stick up ur bunghole.