sweet, sweet peaches. so freakin gud when ripped to the clouds on sweet, sweet ganj.
my grandaddy grew the best peaches i’ve ever known. he called a perfectly ripe, melt in your hands and mouth peach “larapin”. didn’t know what that meant, but i know it when i taste it.
peaches are absolutely glorious when stoned, but it has been a long time since i found a truly “larapin” peach.
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TIL:
adjective
- extremely good tasting.
That was pure larapin.
That apple pie is so larapin, it would make a puppy pull a freight train.
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Some more (I’ve never heard the word before, so I find this fascinating):
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holy shitski, y’all!
i always thought that was just a word my grandaddy made up, so i never bothered to investigate.
thank you, TIL also and that word has been in my family for so long!
ETA: i see by that second definition that it was a word in the Midland, TX region. that makes sense, because grandaddy was from the central/west TX area!
wow! you really brought some big insight to what i always thought was just a made up “grandaddyism”. he had many.
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There’s nothing in that dictionary that states WHO in central/west Texas first came up with the term, so I’m happy to believe it was your grandpa making a little bit of linguistic history!
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As repulsive as 9/11 twooferism is, it seems absolutely quaint in comparison to the new conspiracy theories being floated by right-wingers today.
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Millions of peaches. Peaches for freeze.
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Going to the country, going to eat a lot of freeze peaches.
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Well, even in such states there is ALWAYS a black market; mainly because taxes, and federal restrictions – like no interstate transport/sale & banking complications – make legal weed expensive. This also partly explains why law enforcement actions against black market growers generally INCREASE when a state legalizes. Legal growers and their investors lobby for busts to protect their interests.
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