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What Colored porch lights mean what drugs?
Blue porch lights are sometimes associated with the use of heroin or opioids, while green porch lights can be linked to the use of marijuana or other cannabis products. However, it's important to note that these color associations can vary widely and may not always be accurate.
What does yellow porch light mean?
Yellow porch lights are bug lights. By bug light I mean they are not supposed to attract bugs as bad as regular light bulbs.
What do Blue or Red porch lights mean?
I have a pink porch light up for breast cancer awareness after recently losing someone close to me.... Green in November to honor our vets blue when a police officer is murdered to honor our men in blue.... Purple for domestic violence awareness
What do the different flashing lights on the Roomba vacuum mean?
The different flashing lights on the Roomba vacuum mean refer to different status of the battery.
What does it mean if a husky has different colored eyes?
They were born with it
What is the symbolism of red porch lights?
In some places a red porch light means drug dealer or prostitution.
Eyesight - what does it mean if I see colored rings around lights at night?
increased intra ocular pressure
What are the blinking lights on a laptop?
Blinking lights on a laptop are a way of sending signals to the users. All of the lights mean different things. For a listing of what the lights mean on your laptop please see the manual that came with the laptop.
What does leaving your porch lamp on mean?
It means you are home.
What does a light on the dash of a 99 trans am mean?
Which light?, there are a lot of different lights.
Dashboard lights on a peugeot 206 what do they mean?
They mean different thing to different people, to me they are little stars shimmering in the dash to others they are warnings from the car
In gay life what do different colored hankies mean?
See related links. There isn't a universal standard.
