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APPENDIX Common slang names for misused drugs This list of names has been compiled from several sources. Please note that the information given here cannot be as accurate as that provided elsewhere in the Drugs Handbook, because slang names change according to fashion. Some slang names refer to preparations that are mixtures of drugs. When names may be used to refer to one individual drug or another, rather than a mixture, the drugs are listed as alternatives (e.g. CANNABIS or COCAINE). A. see AMPHETAMINE Beam me up Scotty. see COCAINE, PHENCYCLIDINE (mix) Acapulco. see CANNABIS Bernice. see COCAINE Ace. see AMPHETAMINE or CANNABIS Bhang. see CANNABIS Acid. see LSD or MDMA Big brownies. see MDMA Adam. see MDMA Big C. see COCAINE Adam & Eve. see MDA or MDEA Big H. see HEROIN Afghan. see CANNABIS Billy. see AMPHETAMINE Afghan black. see CANNABIS Billy Whizz. see AMPHETAMINE African bush. see CANNABIS Birds. see AMYLOBARBITONE Amph. see AMPHETAMINE Biscuits. see MDMA Amphets. see AMPHETAMINE Black. see CANNABIS Angels. see AMYLOBARBITONE or AMYL NITRITE Black and whites. see AMPHETAMINE or MDMA Angel dust. see PHENCYCLIDINE Black beauties. see AMPHETAMINE, Bananas. see LSD DEXAMPHETAMINE (DUROPHET) Barbs. see Barbiturates e.g. Black bomber. see AMPHETAMINE AMYLOBARBITONE Black busters. see Barbiturates e.g. Base. see COCAINE AMYLOBARBITONE 177 Appendix Black gum. see HEROIN Boo. see CANNABIS Black lightening. see LSD Boy. see HEROIN Black pearls. see DIAZEPAM Brass. see CANNABIS Black rings. see LSD Brick. see CANNABIS Black rock. see AMPHETAMINE or Broccoli. see CANNABIS CANNABIS or COCAINE Brown. see HEROIN Black Russian. see CANNABIS Brown sugar. see HEROIN Black stuff. see OPIUM Brown tar. see HEROIN Black tar. see HEROIN Brownies. see MDMA Blackbirds. see AMPHETAMINE Bubblegum. see CANNABIS or COCAINE Blockers. see Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE Burgers. see MDMA Blotter. see LSD Bush. see CANNABIS Blow. see CANNABIS or COCAINE C. see COCAINE Blue bullets. see Barbiturates e.g. California sunrise. see AMPHETAMINE or AMYLOBARBITONE CAFFEINE Blue devils. see Barbiturates e.g. Californian sunshine. see LSD or MDMA AMYLOBARBITONE Candy. see COCAINE or HEROIN or Blue dolls. see Barbiturates e.g. Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE AMYLOBARBITONE Carrie. see COCAINE Blue heaven. see AMYLOBARBITONE or AMYL NITRATE Cartwheels. see AMPHETAMINE Blue star. see LSD Cecil. see COCAINE Blue unicorn. see LSD Charas. see CANNABIS Bluebirds. see Barbiturates e.g. Charge. see CANNABIS AMYLOBARBITONE Chalk. see AMPHETAMINE Blues. see AMPHETAMINE, DEXAMPHETAMINE (DUROPHET) or Charlie. see COCAINE DIETHYLPROPION Chewies. see AMYLOBARBITONE, Bomber. see CANNABIS QlIlNALBARBITONE (TUINAL) Bombido. see AMPHETAMINE Chi. see HEROIN 178 Appendix China white. see FENTANYL or HEROIN Dirty. see CANNABIS China whites. see MDA Disco biscuits. see MDMA Chinese H. see HEROIN Doctor. see MDMA Chinese reds. see HEROIN Dog vitamins. see DIAZEPAM Chitari. see CANNABIS Dog food. see HEROIN Chocolate. see HEROIN Dollies. see METHADONE Cholly. see COCAINE Dolls. see METHADONE or Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE Cities. see MDMA Dominoes. see AMPHETAMINE, Clarity. see MDMA DEXAMPHET AMINE (DUROPHET) Cloud 9. see COCAINE Dope. see CANNABIS Cocoa. see HEROIN Dots. see LSD Coke. see COCAINE Double Cross. see AMPHETAMINE Co-pilots. see AMPHETAMINE Double Dreads. see AMPHETAMINE, LSD (mix) Colombian. see CANNABIS Double 'O's. see MORPHINE Corine. see COCAINE Double Trouble. see AMYLOBARBITONE, Crack. see COCAINE QUINALBARBITONE (TUINAL) Crap. see HEROIN Double Zero. see CANNABIS Crystal. see COCAINE or Dove. see MDMA METHAMPHETAMINE or PHENCYCLIDINE Downers. see Barbiturates e.g. Crystals. see AMPHETAMINE AMYLOBARBITONE Dagga (Dhaga). see CANNABIS Dragon. see HEROIN Dennis the Menace. see MDMA Draw. see CANNABIS Dexies. see DEXAMPHETAMINE (DEXEDRINE) Dream. see COCAINE DF's. see DIHYDROCODEINE Dummy dust. see CAFFEINE, EPHEDRINE, METHAMPHETAMINE (mix) Diet pills. see AMPHETAMINE Dust. see COCAINE or HEROIN or Dike. see DlCONAL PHENCYCLIDINE Dirt. see HEROIN Dynamite. see COCAINE, MORPHINE (mix) 179 Appendix E. see MDMA or CANNABIS Hard stuff. see MORPHINE Ecstasy. see MDMA Harry. see HEROIN Elephant. see HEROIN Hash. see CANNABIS Essence. see MDMA Hay. see CANNABIS Eye openers. see AMPHETAMINE Haze. see LSD Fantasia. see MDMA Hearts. see AMPHETAMINE Fantasy. see LSD, MDMA (mix) or LSD, Heaven dust. see COCAINE MESCALINE (mix) Hemp. see CANNABIS Fast. see AMPHETAMINE Herb. see CANNABIS Flake. see COCAINE Horse. see HEROIN or CANNABIS Flash. see LSD Ice. see COCAINE or METHAMPHETAMINE Flatliners. see MDMA Idiot pills. see Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE Freebase. see COCAINE Jack. see HEROIN French blues. see AMPHETAMINE Jam/Jelly. see COCAINE Ganja. see CANNABIS Jane. see CANNABIS Girl. see COCAINE Jellies. see TEMAZEPAM Glass. see METHAMPHETAMINE Jelly beans. see AMPHETAMINE or see COCAINE Gold dust. TEMAZEPAM COCAINE Gold star. see Joint. see CANNABIS Golden haze. see CANNABIS Joy. see HEROIN Goofballs. see AMPHETAMINE or Junk. see D1AMORPHINE Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE K. see KETAMINE Grass. see CANNABIS Kermits. see MDMA Grey biscuits. see MDMA Kief. see CANNABIS Gum. see OPIUM or HEROIN Kif. see CANNABIS H. see HEROIN or CANNABIS King Kong pills. see Barbiturates e.g. Happy dust. see COCAINE AMYLOBARBITONE 180 Appendix King's habit. see COCAINE Marijuana. see CANNABIS Kit kat. see KETAMINE Marshmallow. see Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE Knife. see LSD Mary Jane. see AMPHETAMINE or L. see LSD CANNABIS Lady. see COCAINE Mary. see CANNABIS Lebanese. see CANNABIS Mescal. see MESCALINE Leaf. see CANNABIS Meth. see METHADONE or METHAMPHETAMINE Liberty cap. see PSILOCYBIN Mexican brown. see HEROIN Lightning. see AMPHETAMINE Mexican green. see CANNABIS Lightning flash. see LSD Mexican Lebanese gold. see CANNABIS Liquid E. see KETAMINE Mexican mud. see HEROIN Liquid gold. see AMYL NITRITE Mexican reds. see Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE Liquid red. see AMPHETAMINE Micro dot. see LSD Locker room. see AMYL NITRITE Mind, Body and Soul. see LSD Loco weed. see CANNABIS Miss Emma. see MORPHINE Love doves. see MDMA Misties. see MORPHINE Love drug. see MDA or MDMA or METHAQUALONE Moggies. see NITRAZEPAM (MOGADON) Love pills. see METHAQUALONE Monkey. see MORPHINE Love weed. see CANNABIS Morf. see MORPHINE M & Ms. see MDMA Moroccan. see CANNABIS M25s. see MDMA Mosaic. see LSD Magic mushrooms. see PSILOCYBIN Mushies. see PSILOCYBIN Malawi grass. see CANNABIS Neb. see Barbiturates e.g. Man Uniteds. see MDMA AMYLOBARBITONE Mandies. see METHAQUALONE Nemmies. see Barbiturates e.g (MANDRAX) AMYLOBARBITONE 181 Appendix Nepalese. see CANNABIS Peter Pan. see MDMA or PHENCYCLIDINE New Yorkers. see MDMA Phase 4, Phase 5, Phase 7. see MDMA Nimbies. see Barbiturates e.g. Phyamps. see METHADONE AMYLOBARBITONE Pink ladies. see Barbiturates e.g. Northern lights. see CANNABIS AMYLOBARBITONE Nose candy. see COCAINE Pinks. see QUINALBARBITONE Nuggets. see COCAINE or AMPHETAMINE Poor man's cocaine. see AMPHETAMINE Nutties. see MDMA Poppers. see AMYL NITRITE O. see OPIUM Pot. see CANNABIS Orange roughies. see MORPHINE Powder. see HEROIN or AMPHETAMINE Orange sunshine. see LSD Power pack. see MDMA Oranges. see AMPHETAMINE or Puff. see CANNABIS DEXAMPHETAMINE or MORPHINE Purple haze. see CANNABIS or LSD Paki black. see CANNABIS Purple hearts. see DEXAMPHETAMINE Pair. see DEXTROMORAMIDE (PALFIUM) KETAMINE Panama red. see CANNABIS Quick. see Paper mushrooms. see LSD Rainbows. see LSD or AMYLOBARBITONE, QUINALBARBITONE (TUINAL) Parachute. see COCAINE, HEROIN (mix) Ram. see AMYL NITRITE Paradise. see COCAINE Red and whites. see MDMA PCP. see PHENCYCLIDINE Red devil. see AMPHETAMINE or CAFFEINE Peace pill. see PHENCYCLIDINE or MDEA or PSEUDOEPHEDRINE Peach. see PALFIUM Red devils. see Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE or AMPHETAMINE Peanut. see HEROIN Red rock. see METHADONE Peanuts. see Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE Red seal. see CANNABIS Penguins. see LSD RedslRed birds. see Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE Pep pills. see AMPHETAMINES Reds and blues. see AMYLOBARBITONE. Persian white. see HEROIN QUINALBARBITONE (TUINAL) 182 Appendix Reefer. see CANNABIS Softballs. see Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE Resin. see CANNABIS Special K. see KETAMINE Rhubarb & Custard. see MDMA Speed. see AMPHETAMINE Rocks. see COCAINE Splash. see AMPHETAMINE Rocky. see CANNABIS SpUff. see CANNABIS Rope. see CANNABIS Sputnik. see CANNABIS, OPIUM (mix) Rush. see AMYL NITRITE Stag. see AMYL NITRITE Scag. see HEROIN Stardust. see COCAINE Scat. see HEROIN Sticks. see CANNABIS Scooby-snack. see MDMA Strawberries. see LSD Seggy. see QUINALBARBITONE (SECONAL) Strawberry fields. see LSD Shamrocks. see MDMA or MDEA Stud. see AMYL NITRITE Shrooms. see PSILOCYBIN Stuff. see CANNABIS or HEROIN Silver Haze. see CANNABIS Sugar. see LSD Silver Pearl. see CANNABIS Sulph. see AMPHETAMINE or MORPHINE Sinsemilla. see CANNABIS Super K. see KETAMINE Skag. see DlAMORPHINE Sweets. see AMPHETAMINE Skunk. see CANNABIS Syrup. see METHADONE Sleepers. see Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE Tar. see MORPHINE or OPIUM Sleigh-ride. see COCAINE Tea. see CANNABIS Smack. see DlAMORPHINE or COCAINE Tern. see TEMGESIC Smilies. see LSD Temazzies. see TEMAZEPAM Smoke. see CANNABIS Temmies. see TEMAZEPAM or TEMGESIC Snapper. see AMYL NITRITE Temple balls. see CANNABIS Snow. see COCAINE Thai sticks. see CANNABIS Snowball. see MDA Tibetan gold. see CANNABIS 183 Appendix Tiger. see HEROIN White girl. see COCAINE TNT. see AMYL NITRITE White lady. see COCAINE Trips. see LSD White stuff. see MORPHINE or COCAINE Truck drivers. see AMPHETAMINE Whites. see AMPHETAMINE or MDMA Uppers. see AMPHETAMINE Whizz. see AMPHETAMINE Vitamin K. see KETAMINE Whizz bomb. see AMPHETAMINE, LSD Wacky baccy.see CANNABIS (mix) or MDMA Wake ups. see AMPHETAMINE Window (panes). see LSD COCAINE Wash rock. see Wood peekers. see AMPHETAMINE Weed. see CANNABIS XTC. see MDMA White burger sauce. see MDA or MDEA orMDMA Yellow submarines. see TEMAZEPAM White cap. see MDA Yellows. see Barbiturates e.g. AMYLOBARBITONE White cloud. see COCAINE Zoom. see AMPHETAMINE, COCAINE, White dynamite. see HEROIN HEROIN (mix) 184 .
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    Recreational Marijuana Program Compliance Education Bulletin Bulletin CE2020-01 February 1, 2020 The Oregon Liquor Control Commission is providing the following information to: Recreational marijuana licensees Medical marijuana facilities subject to CTS tracking; and OLCC hemp certificate holders. The bulletin is part of OLCC’s compliance education. It is important that you read it, and understand it. If you don’t understand it please contact the OLCC at [email protected] for help. Failure to understand and follow the information contained in this bulletin could result in an OLCC rules compliance violation affecting your ability to work or operate your business. Bulletin CE2020-01 covers the following issues: Implementation of 2019 legislative changes Technical rule amendments to marijuana regulation effective February 1, 2020. The below summary highlights major rule changes that may affect licensee compliance with certain requirements. This summary is not a comprehensive list of all changes. You can view recent rule changes highlighting changes under “Recent Rule Changes” at https://www.oregon.gov/olcc/marijuana/Pages/Recreational-Marijuana-Laws-and-Rules.aspx The full text of the OLCC’s recreational marijuana rules can be viewed on the Secretary of State webpage at: https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/displayDivisionRules.action?selectedDivision=3873 Due to the scope of the changes to OLCC Division 25 rules, this bulletin has been divided into the following sections for ease of reference: Changes for all facilities subject to CTS tracking Changes for all licensees Changes for Producer licensees Changes for Retailer licensees Changes for Laboratory licensees and Hemp Certificate Holders All marijuana compliance bulletins are posted at marijuana.oregon.gov under the “bulletins” section.
  • Falling in Love with Mary Jane

    Falling in Love with Mary Jane

    Some Housekeeping Rules Before We Begin 10/02/2019 1 OLLI at U of I ©NAR Hello !!! Néstor A. Ramírez, MD, MPH, FAAP OLLI @ University of Illinois October 2, 2019 10/02/2019 OLLI at U of I ©NAR 2 A Brief World History of Cannabis, and America’s On and Off Love Affair with Marijuana, plus A review of Cannabis in Illinois 10/02/2019 OLLI at U of I ©NAR 3 Falling in Love with Mary Jane 10/02/2019 OLLI at U of I ©NAR 4 I’ll Nurture Your Cannabis Cannabis Awareness Brain Lobe Awareness 10/02/2019 OLLI at U of I ©NAR 5 I want to… 10/02/2019 OLLI at U of I ©NAR 6 Disclosures I regret that I have no financial conflicts. I was on the Illinois Medical Cannabis Advisory Board (IMCAB) until Gov. Rauner dissolved it . I am not a user, grower, or dispenser of Cannabis. NO, there will be no free samples today! 10/02/2019 OLLI at U of I ©NAR 7 In the interest of full disclosure, once, when I was 12, I removed the “Do Not Remove Under Penalty of Law” tag from my pillow. 10/02/2019 OLLI at U of I ©NAR 8 DRUG USE DEFINITIONS 10/02/2019 OLLI at U of I ©NAR 9 Tolerance Increasingly larger doses of a drug are required to produce the same effects obtained earlier. 10/02/2019 OLLI at U of I ©NAR 10 Dependence Compulsion to use a drug periodically or continuously to feel its effects and avoid the discomfort of its absence.