(1) I got Rico some reefer and some wine and invited him to my house and taped material, and then I recorded it.

(2) One reefer , one pill is not on - it's going to impair your ability to drive.

(3) According to D' Angelo, there is a trend in transport refrigeration toward the requirements of reefer reliability, ease of serviceability, ease of use and constant airflow.

(4) Crews in Salinas would load a modified boxcar, a reefer , with cartons of lettuce and crushed ice.

(5) Great Dane also touts its capacity for multiple temperature items, available through its SuperSeal XLT reefer .

(6) The man proceeded to roll a reefer , clearly spreading out the tobacco and cannabis without apparently any sense of doing anything wrong.

(7) Tonight TV has a chronic case of reefer madness.

(8) Passing them by on the highway, it may not look like there have been many changes in reefer bodies over the years, but a closer inspection reveals that there have been definite refinements.

(9) I was in the U.S. Army, having the time of my life. I absolutely loved reefer and acid, and when I tried junk I loved that too.

(10) Every freezer case and reefer unit looked like someone had smacked a cart into the chrome, hard.

(11) Una Persson settled a slim, perfect reefer into her holder and fished her Meredith from her top pocket.

(12) They put a cannabis reefer between his fingers.

(13) Curvy or busty women look better in belted coats or coats with fairly full skirts than in straight-cut reefer styles.

(14) Chalk them up to adrenaline crashes, too much rage and reefer and booze.

(15) The cotton reefer and trench sits with cropped Capri pants.

(16) Tilbury, which is jointly owned by ABP, P&O and Forth Ports, has u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510the largest blown-air reefer facility in the northern hemisphereu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb.

(17) A group of us were smoking a poorly rolled, filterless reefer up in the empty nosebleeds at the Coliseum.

(18) Dairy processors shopping around for the ideal truck and reefer must consider their cargo, temperature requirements and distribution route, among other factors.

(19) Sure, some people might trade up from a Geo to a Ford Taurus, but what about your layabout Cousin Todd, whose entire income comes from selling the Grade Z reefer he grows in his basement?

(20) A national newspaper carried a big cartoon of him sitting in a theatre with his open cue case by his side and a very long reefer in his hand, with an usher in the background claiming he thought he had his cue in his case.