In the language the addicts use, amongst themselves, marijuana is referred to as Mary...
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Police Commissioner Walter Burroughs:
In the language the addicts use, amongst themselves, marijuana is referred to as Mary Jane, Pot, Weed, or Tea. They never say to each other, "Let's smoke a marijuana cigarette." They say, "Let's turn on" or "Let's blast a joint."
In the language the addicts use, amongst themselves, marijuana is referred to as Mary Jane, Pot, Weed, or Tea. They never say to each other, "Let's smoke a marijuana cigarette." They say, "Let's turn on" or "Let's blast a joint."
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Now in the language the addicts use among themselves
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Marijuana is referred to as 'Mary Jane' 'Pot'
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'Weed' or 'Tea'
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They never say to each other let's smoke a marijuana cigarette
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They say let's turn on or let's blast a joint
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Movie Summary
A tough kid comes to a new high school and begins muscling his way into the drug scene. This is a typical morality play of the era, filled with a naive view of drugs, nihilistic beat poetry, and some incredible '50s slang.
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Police Commissioner Walter Burroughs
