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ropers and dopers
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cowboys and hippies US- Lifestyles associated with gay liberationists, Jesus freaks, greasers, surfers, nudists, “ropers and dopers,” hermits, hoboes, and urban guerrillas, among many others, have not been discussed. — Annual Review of Sociology, p. 293, 1976
- For bearded young cowboys who occasionally smoke marijuana with their Lone Star beer and who call themselves “ropers and dopers,” there are havens headling such names as Willie Nelson or Kinky Friedman and the Texas Jewboys. — New York Times, p. 39, 25 February 1976
- It was a country-fried sound that mixed West Coast psychedelic-rock influences with traditional cowboy ballads and honky-tonk numbers, and put ropers and dopers in the same room at the same time, grooving to the same music. — Michael Erlewine, All Music Guide to Country, p. 576, 1997
- Both ropers and dopers are awaiting the outcome of Kentrucky’s criminal proceedings aginst “King Roper” Harrelson, who was arrested last year forplanting four cannabis seeds." — rec-drugs.cannabis, 12 April 1997
- So it goes in Austin, a town that has been breaking down walls, building bridges and blazing trails since ropers and dopers found common ground. — Billboard, p. 46, 23 May 1998
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