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"Spice" is a culinary term, not a botanical category-it does not refer to a specific kind of plant or plant part (Farrell 1990).
Archive 2005-06-01 2005
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I wonder what Bible Spice is saying about the volcano eruption in Iceland?
Think Progress » Limbaugh: Volcanic eruption in Iceland is God’s reaction to health care’s passage. 2010
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She also just got cover art for her first Harlequin Spice book-check the Smutketeers blog in June for a first look!
June Member News 2010
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♦ Portia Da Costa has sold her erotic short story A VERY PERSONAL ASSISTANT to Harlequin Spice Briefs as part of a three story deal to include two more Briefs as yet unnamed.
June Member News 2010
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Bible Spice is simply going to launder the money, through her PAC, and buy more of her own books.
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I wonder what Bible Spice is saying about the volcano eruption in Iceland?
Think Progress » Limbaugh: Volcanic eruption in Iceland is God’s reaction to health care’s passage. 2010
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So as Geeky Spice is not a persona I ever intended to adopt, I braided each side.
Barnstorming on an Invisible Segway mrissa 2009
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Seriously, the only analysis I want to hear regarding Bible Spice is that of her shrink.
Think Progress » Palin says her favorite founding father is ‘all of them.’ 2010
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Bible Spice is the clown that gets the whole room laughing.
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I wonder what Bible Spice is saying about the volcano eruption in Iceland?
Think Progress » Limbaugh: Volcanic eruption in Iceland is God’s reaction to health care’s passage. 2010
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Spice - often dubbed ‘fake’ or ‘synthetic’ cannabis - is made from dried plant material, chopped up herbs and man-made chemicals.
Some of the ingredients in Spice are similar to those in marijuana, but the substance is often much more potent.
It was invented in the US by an organic chemist who was looking for a new way of developing anti-inflammatory medication.
One of the substances included the synthetic cannabinoid ‘JWH-018’.
The substance was declared unfit for human consumption in 2006, but it began being sold on the internet two years later, advertised as a plant fertiliser.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/what-is-spice--12871477
October 15, 2021