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‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 42: Some becha men take loudmouthed tourists to particular opium dens and leave them there to get stupid on the Queen of drugs, to rush outside and chunder in the lane.at chunder, v.
‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 42: Some becha men take loudmouthed tourists to particular opium dens and leave them there to get stupid on the Queen of drugs, to rush outside and chunder in the lane. ‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 42: A loud palm tree waving shirt, and a flat top haircut.at flat top (n.) under flat, adj.3
‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 45: We are offered heroin joints as well to settle our nauseous stomachs unused to raw opium.at joint, n.
‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 45: By the second packet of o. we are sweating profusely and being given bowls of cold tea.at O, n.
‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 42: The trishaw boys [...] control the waterfront and the big five star hotels where they good naturedly rip off tourists.at rip off, v.
‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 45: Our family is good to us, more caring than our Oz counterparts.at Oz, n.
‘Island of Gems’ India Ink (1984) 45: The mat slides to the man preparing a pipe for us. One packet of opium costs around 50 cents Australian and makes five or six pipes.at pipe, n.1
‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 42: ‘Things are very bad,’ he says, ‘for scoring. The Indonesian Goovernment burnt all the ganja’.at score, v.
‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 42: Smoking white stuff makes you feel real good, you smile all night.at white stuff, n.
‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 42: Smoking white stuff makes you feel real good.at white stuff, n.
‘Island of Gems’ in India Ink (1984) 42: Some becha men take loudmouthed tourists to particular opium dens and leave them there to get stupid on the Queen of all drugs.at get stupid (v.) under stupid, adj.
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