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  1. 29-Jan-2012, 00:07 #1
    NewHopeR
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    Default What does "on crack" mean?

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    Is it just me or does it seem like JohnsonBox is on crack?
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    Default Re: What does "on crack" mean?

    Quote Originally Posted by NewHopeR View Post
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    Is it just me or does it seem like JohnsonBox is on crack?
    Crack is an additive drug that is sold on streets. Someone taking crack tends to act in an erratic manner.
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    Default Re: What does "on crack" mean?

    Thank you.
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