I have a cat named Coco. I call him "Coke" as a nickname and my mom doesn't like it because of the drug, but when I hear the word Coke I think of the soda, not the drug. How about you?
The soda
The drug
Something else
Nothing
I don't know
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What comes to your mind when you hear the word "coke"?
Oh goodness, skinny central america quality lines that numb your face, throat and some of your lungs. Pure coke is a-mazing, also ridiculously cheap, less than a dollar a gram for a kilo. But that's what I'd imagine, you would need a boat captain to do anything.
I have also been told, and this person is an older older person. She told me, "you shouldn't say that, and so loud." people are gonna think you are talking about drugs. I said, I really don't care what they think. I am simply talking about coca cola, man. I have always called any coke, a coke.
If I could stop drinking Diet Coke, I'd be a richer, well woman. As it is, I am addicted. It's refreshing and delicious. Would that I had a man I could say the same of!
Your mom probably tried coke then. I think of soda I've tried a lot drugs but cocaine doesn't look fun seems same as a lot alcohol without downer effects but shorter high. also cocaine like above 90 percent cutters true cocaine is grey cutters make it white
This is funny. My wife and I have a Burmese kitty that we named Coco because she is the color of milk chocolate with creme colored under fur a coffee-colored face. I often call her coke. That's what I was going to say when I read your question. Then I read the comment you made about your kitty. When I hear the word Coke, I think of her. I don't drink soda, especially Coca Cola, and I haven't done Cocaine since my 20s.
Coke is a grey, hard, and porous fuel with a high carbon content and few impurities, made by heating coal or oil in the absence of air, derived from low-ash and low-sulphur bituminous coal.
Coke may also be formed naturally by geologic processes.
It is used mainly in iron ore smelting; and as a fuel in stoves and forges.
Context matters to me. In my native language there are a lot of words, that mean different things based on context.
So when someone says i do coke, i know that's the powder stuff..
I like Coke, i think they mean the drink then.
And when someone just says "coke", i just can't think of one thing only, but it kind of leans towards the drink, since that is a more normal thing to drink..
@israelisevil then you need a history lesson smh. Literally was created by a drug addict and had cocaine in it. And yes of course it was made from Coca i never said it wasn't. Just he put in the cocain too.
@israelisevil sighs he put cocain in it what's so hard to get about that, you even just said yourself he did so what's your argument now? ps i never said he was addicted cocain, i said he was a drug addict which can mean morphine smh.
Coca leaf isn't cocaine Basic coca paste isn't cocaine like the ready to snort cocaine. It was the coca leaf coca leaf acts as stimulant but its not cocaine cocaine can't be absorbed in stomach only coca leaf can cocaine needs be gummed snorted or shot up
And again your point is? Did i once say they put cocain that drug dealers give out today? Nope i didn't. I just simply said it was made with coke which is true so your argument is pointless and annoying.
Depends on the context. If someone says their friend has a coke problem, I assume it's not related to cavities. If the waitress asks if I want coke with my meal, I assume my straw will be in my mouth and not my nose.
I think of someone opening a can of it and saying “ahhhhhhh”. That’s not the only thing I think about when people say “ahhhh” though. EH HEH HEH HEH HEEEEEHHHH *coughs*
No reason coke be illegal though its not much more addictive then alcohol if it wernt that because its illegal its cut with meth and fentynal. Pure coke is grey in south america its cut so many times it becomes white. The us government introduced cocaine to our streets after it made illegal.
