coke on tables
contrary to the popular verb form of the word (to have c-ke on tables), the noun implies no actual drug use. c-ke on tables simply connotes a situation in which an epic party is worthy of said c-ke on tables.
man, at this house party, there gone be c-ke on tables (however in my mind i have no intentions of drug use…).
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