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• I've got roach clips for hands!
• Items such as roach clips were in the guidelines as covered by the ordinance.
• It appeals to the old Sixties generation, reminiscent of roach clips and coke spoons.
• It's supposed to be a marijuana cigarette in a cloud of smoke, held by a roach clip.
• In a search, the trooper found 5 grams of cocaine, a joint and roach clip, and $ 2, 602.
• He started his career as a crafts entrepreneur by forming a company called Squirkenworks that provided peace symbols and roach clips to head shops on Haight Street.
• To these images of manufactured banality, Byrne married pictures of an array of drug paraphernalia, from bongs and coke spoons to roach clips and crack vials.
• When it comes to Rolling Stone, Wenner has indicated in news reports he wants to make the magazine, which came of age back when roach clips and John Lennon were all the rage, into a newsier read.
• Wired burnouts take heed : Two weeks ago, after the federal government shut down 11 Web sites that trafficked in drug paraphernalia like bongs, roach clips and cocaine spoons, the Internet addresses didn't simply disappear from cyberspace.
• The origin of the group's name is disputed . " Jefferson airplane " is slang for a used paper match splint to hold a marijuana joint that is too short to hold without burning the fingers  an improvised roach clip.
• His book, in which he appears now and then as Scrib ( his road nickname ), indicates that he had more access to his subjects and their trails of paper, recording tape and roach clips than almost all previous rock biographers.
• When the use of a roach is employed, a joint can still be held securely after it has burnt down to a short length; thus, the entire length of the joint may be smoked, without the aid of a roach clip.
• "' Philadelphia Bill No . 060345 "', colloquially known as the "'Philadelphia blunt ban "', was an ordinance in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania which banned the retail sale of cigarettes or cigars sold one or two at a time, rolling papers, flavored tobacco products, and drug consumption and packaging paraphernalia such as water pipes, roach clips, bongs, and balloons.
• "The Throne, " a bejeweled roach clip, two wooden electric guitars, some 40 rock posters, hand-embroidered bluejeans and a hash pipe made from a copper toilet bowl float are a few of the objects on view at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in " Far Out : Bay Area Design 1967-73, " an eclectic retrospective of hippie material culture _ or what Ruth Keffer, a curatorial associate, calls " the flip side of the Tricia Nixon aesthetic ."
• Going with the dictionary definition of " design " as meaning " to fashion according to a plan, " he observe that " a business person of ordinary intelligence would understand that this term refers to the design of the manufacturer, not the intent of the retailer or customer . " While there were, he admitted, ambiguous terms in the guidelines and ordinances, he found the " designed for use " standard " sufficiently clear to cover at least some of the items that Flipside sold, " in particular roach clips which have no legal use.