There were enough narcotics in that box to put a family down.
For, while the family-friendly version of the trailer makes it feel like a buddy movie with a wacky premise… … the red-band trailers add enough narcotics, swearing and bonking to make The Hangover feel like a mild headache.
And that's it: he breezed right in, with enough narcotics to book someone for years.
"There's enough narcotics on the streets of Baltimore to keep it intoxicated for a year," he said at a news conference flanked by federal and state police officials.
After the eighth exchange the entire hospital staff were bandying about adjectives such as "persnickety," "man baby" and "raging asshole" to describe me, although they did appear impressed that I was still able to complain after receiving enough narcotics to anesthetize a family of Clydesdales.
Based on Jordan Belfort's scandalous memoir of sex, drugs and Wall Street chicanery, "The Wolf of Wall Street" is loaded with the type of scenes that keep members of the Motion Picture Association of American up at night: full-frontal female nudity, same-sex orgies, S&M, and enough narcotics use to make "Scarface" look like a family comedy.
Published in 1971, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, his best-known work, recounts a drug-fueled trip Thompson took when he was writing for Rolling Stone magazine to cover, improbably enough, a narcotics convention.
Soon enough, though, this narcotic phase was succeeded by excitation: spit balled in my mouth, my palms itched, my heartbeat accelerated – in my own small and unsophisticated way, staring at the algal scurf on the duck pond, I believed I could achieve something.
His mind should be numb enough not to need narcotics, but he's always agitated in the morning.
Sure enough, large amounts of narcotics, firearms and cash were seized in the Central Valley raids, including methamphetamine and crack cocaine and five assault rifles.
