Then, I find my seat and immediately take out my stash of glossy magazines, snack bag and low-dose Xanax, which I break into teeny-tiny pieces so I can pop them into my mouth like Tic-Tacs at the first sign of turbulence.
So, taking my cue from the social engineers who've manipulated the code, I'm looking to follow Romney's example next year: work less, stash money overseas, certainly don't pay for junior year in college.
I decided to take the stash to my bedroom.
When I go to one of these events, my son teases me that I bring a purse big enough to take a stash of cookies home.
Furthermore, travellers who visit Colorado for the purpose of enjoying pot often buy more then they can consume during one visit but cannot legally take their stash home.
"No wonder Nick Clegg is back on the fags," the Labour leader said in reference to the housing benefit changes and Clegg's admission, on Desert Island Discs, that he would take a "stash" of cigarettes to the island as his luxury.
For many gamers, the biggest drawback of modern games is the lack of ability to take their stash with them.
Back at the Royal Halls, where Goldo is defeated, the Overlord can either take his stash of gold or free the remaining Elf women before the halls collapse.
The white kid is going to take that stash back to the suburbs and make some quick money by selling it to other kids".
Check your paranoia at the door and take your stash on a 20-minute walk (or five-minute cab ride) to appropriately-named New Amsterdam Cafe, where whatever you're smoking smells right.
