punto rojo
punto rojo is a spanish/mexican/latino/mexican-american/cholo phrase for a marijuana cigarette (which our squad would not condone the possession of). it means “red point” and describes the tip of the spliff or bone having the glowing red cherry (which our five members retain full and intact possession of).
this is a relatively obscure term, but will win you favor from the hippest mexican people when used over the more “streety” lenyo.
mandy, i think that wendy’s friend felix may be lighting up a punto rojo in her bedroom. do they have the door locked? spray some new car scent air freshener under the door or something.
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