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Madhulk Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Donna Reed on crack...

Clark: My mom said: when you're ready, take it.
Do you know what she means?
Lois: Nope. It's Greek to me.
Clark: And speaking of Greece your father left some messages.
Lois: Oh, you know what? I just need to make some few phone calls.
Donna Reed on crack. She was high?

I just -- I'm never gonna buy chocolate from another fairy.
I promise you. I wasn't myself. I don't know what she put in that stuff.
  

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If you're on something it generally means you're taking some kind of drug/medication. - on drugs - on painkillers - and, on crack Still, I'm not sure how it fits into the context. I see there's chocolate involved and that someone purposely put something in it, but the phrase 'Donna Reed on Crack' seems to come out of the blue.

— Dokterjokkebrok

  • If you're on something it generally means you're taking some kind of drug/medication.
  • - on drugs - on painkillers - and, on crack Still, I'm not sure how it fits into the context.
  • I see there's chocolate involved and that someone purposely put something in it, but the phrase 'Donna Reed on Crack' seems to come out of the blue.
  • Curious.
  • Was this taken from a soap opera or television series perhaps?
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If you're on something it generally means you're taking some kind of drug/medication.

- on drugs
- on painkillers
- and, on crack

Still, I'm not sure how it fits into the context. I see there's chocolate involved and that someone purposely put something in it, but the phrase 'Donna Reed on Crack' seems to come out of the blue. Curious. Was this taken from a soap opera or
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