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[US] C. Fleming High Concept 123: Put in the romance if you want. I don’t give a shit.
at not give a shit, v.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 102: A triumphant Datig said to Simpson, ‘There, asshole’.
at asshole, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 87: All the girls went ‘Oh, it’s Don, the babe’.
at babe, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 113: A collection of ‘bindles’, cocaine wrapped in plastic or glossy magazine paper folded, origami style, into small packets.
at bindle, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 116: He stumbled onto a blow monkey’s dream.
at blow monkey (n.) under blow, n.3
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 120: How about a blow for that blow.
at blow job, n.1
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 123: The National Guard comes down with choppers and flame-throwers.
at chopper, n.1
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 119: If you ever want to clean up, come to me.
at clean up, v.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 119: Clean but needing work, Newman found Simpson would neither take nor return his calls.
at clean, adj.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 121: Those were very cokey times.
at cokey, adj.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 158: They were to be offered first crack at the sequel.
at crack, n.1
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 88: His company is called MacDaddy Entertainment. (MacDaddy is a street slang expression for ‘pimp’).
at mack daddy, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 100: I need you to send over a ‘dom,’ now.
at dom, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 211: I was just another slug who got caught in the fast lane.
at fast lane, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 141: The drug use freaked her out, and it affected Don’s ability to [...] perform.
at freak out, v.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 119: James’ freebase cocaine habit had driven him into a $12,000 debt.
at freebase, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 114: For reasons J.R. cannot explain, his front was never exposed.
at front, n.1
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 116: Simpson [...] knew where to go for the highest-quality rocket fuel.
at rocket fuel, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 107: Liza Greer cleaned up [...] and left the game.
at game, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 100: They [...] began rifling through Simpson’s impressive collection of ‘gear’.
at gear, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 113: Two or three of his ‘girls’, usually music industry groupies.
at groupie, n.2
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 94: Sometimes . . . you just have to play hardball.
at play hardball (v.) under hardball, n.1
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 106: She would not continue in the world of hardcore films and videos.
at hardcore, adj.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 127: You’re gonna have to take the heat for the accident.
at take the heat (v.) under heat, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 159: I didn’t come here [...] to wind up jerking off in some office on the back lot.
at jerk off, v.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 82: Short, fat, ugly kids who couldn’t get laid in high school.
at get laid (v.) under lay, v.1
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 93: Most of her girls had lit out after that.
at light out (v.) under light, v.1
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 129: Conti used to catch girls and turn them on to madams for a fee.
at madam, n.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 128: A New Yorker with a shady past and a family history of mob ties.
at mob, adj.
[US] C. Fleming High Concept 101: I’m a spank monster.
at -monster, sfx
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