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Rohypnol
A benzodiazepine that is ± 10-fold more potent than Valium Route of administration Oral, pulverised/snorted
Effects Slurred speech, impaired judgement, difficulty walking, sedation, blackouts of up to 24 hours, amnesia, respiratory distress; may have paradoxic effects and trigger aggression. Overdose or death can occur if mixed with other drugs or alcohol.
It is popularly known as the ‘date-rape’ drug.
In Texas, to be under the Influence of Rohypnol is 'To Get Roached’.

roach
Drug slang A street term for a marijuana cigarette or joint Medical entomology Cockroach, see there. Cf Entomophagy.


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Fortunately, those who find themselves roaching for a manual to help them come up to speed can pick up a copy of "Dreamweaver MX: The Missing Manual' by David Sawyer McFarland (Pogue Press/O'Reilly).
We're roaching more students who normally wouldn't be able to afford a Catholic college prep high school.
We went and checked out Stallen Skatepark, Copenhagen's biggest outdoor park, which was alright except for too many blades and bmxers roaching around.
 
 
 
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