What are caffeine slang names?
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these aren't slang...but just different chemical names for caffeine...\n\ntrimethylxanthine\ntheine\nmateine\nguaranine\nmethyltheobromine
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coffee, sugar, palm oil, rubber, tea
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Well, dear, it depends on if you mean "weird" or "wired."\n\nWeird-strange, largely unexplainable\n\nWired-1.Connected 2.Caffienated
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Mindless Self Indulgence\nDope\nType O Negative\nSkinny Puppy\nGWAR\nIn Flames\nIced Earth\nChildren of Bodum\nOtep
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i don't think it's the caffeine, i think it's the damn "energy" drinks that contain all the taurine and whatever else they have in them.\nlong story short - ex husband got pulled over just around the corner from our house, cops called me to let me come get the car and the dog... he was going to jail.\n\nwhen i got there they wanted to know what kinda drugs we were doing.  well, to tell u and them the truth just a shi*t load of weed, at the time, they said his eyes looked like a guy who was smoking crack.  and he acted like one too!! total dick most of the time, but that's what 6 "energy" drinks will do to you a day.
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People are using drugs everyday. Caffeine is a drug, Nicotine is a drug, prescription anti-depressants are drugs... Some drugs are worse than others, I agree, but let everyone learn from their own mistakes.
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painkillers.to much caffiene can cause headaches
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Check these webpages http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caffeine\nhttp://coffeefaq.com/caffaq.html\nI hope this will help you to find the answer in full.\nBest regards.
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I've got 5 so far:\n\nburn down (set fire to)\nburn up (make angry)\nburn off (use up completely)\nburn out (run out of fuel)\nburn in (darken)
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oh i have so many that i have incorporated into daily language:\nSTFU- Shut the F*** Up\nGTFO- Get the F*** Out\nTMOL- Take my own life (this is used when you are saying something like, that test made me want to kill myself. instead you would say that test makes me want to TMOL)\nBrut- short for Brutal, when something is really annoying
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Caffeine!\nhttp://www.geocities.com/anteriorlobe/images_molecules/Caffeine_0640x480.jpg
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British:  Ello luv, a spot of tea?\n\nAmerican Translation.  Hey you, wanna cuppa of joe? (coffee)\n\nNope, I don't think so..... I'm Canadian eh!
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In Australia, there are many slang terms for alcohol, but I don't drink... I'll list as many as I can think of, though:\n\nBooze\nPi$s\nGrog\nPlonk\nVino - specifically wine\nTurps - as in 'have a night on the turps'\nStubbies - specificially beer in short bottles\nTinnies - specifically beer in cans\nLongnecks - specifically tall bottles\nAmber - beer\nPot - medium glass of beer in Victoria and Queensland\nMiddy - medium glass of beer in New South Wales\nSchooner - larger glass of been in New South Wales\nGoon bag - cask wine\nGoon/goom - methylated spirits\nBundy - Bundaberg Rum\nJimmy - Jim Beam\nChampers - champagne/parkling white wine
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Starbooks (pun, ugh)\n\nJoe Stacks (combining coffee and library)\n\nMake the books all mysteries and call it: Muggers Alley\n\nSorry, I'm kind of corny today....
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Quartz, Jazz, Fuzz, Buzz, Fizz, Spaz \nThis is all i know
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Yes, this has been a "nickname" for coffee for quite some time.\n\nOne legend: The U.S. Navy used to serve alcoholic beverages on board ships. However, when Admiral Josephus "Joe" Daniels became Chief of Naval Operations, he outlawed alcohol onboard ships, except for very special occasions. Coffee then became the beverage of choice, hence the term "Cup of Joe."\n\nAnother story: Yet another theory, and one that rings true to me, is that "joe" as slang for coffee might be derived from "Joe" as a synonym for "the common man," as in "regular joe." This use of "Joe" as a generic name for the man in the street dates back to around 1911 and was very widespread in the military services, as in "G.I Joe," which was slang for the common soldier long before it became the name of a toy. Since "joe" as slang for coffee was and is especially common in the Navy, and since the Navy pretty much runs on coffee, it seems logical that the military slang term for an average guy could have been extended to the average guy's usual beverage.
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No-doze (caffeine pills), anything that says decongestant (which includes sudafed), methylxanthines in chocolate, nicotine gum. Be cautious and avoid energy pills - there any many variations of the now-illegal ephedra which is seriously dangerous.\n\nGood luck!