What is meant by the term "kiddy corner" when talking about the sale of street drugs?

Answer by  patti (29325)

The "kiddy corner" is the corner located diagonally across from the corner where "kiddy crack" is sold. "Kiddy crack" is powdered oxycontin, usually cut with bicarbonate, or it's homemade amphetamine.

Answer by  mturk31459 (72)

It's actually "kitty corner" or "catercorner", and it means "diagonally across the intersection." It's not specifically related to drug culture. I suspect they like to use it because it puts two crosswalks between them and anyone dealing with them.

Answer by  DR1969 (6)

The kiddy corner is the place where the drug addicts which are under 18 years of age meet and/or a shool yard close to a meeting point for drug addicts.

Answer by  cabo (20)

Hmm I not really sure what it means I think It would mean to be stay hidden maybe in bettween corners so that you arent so easliy seen or I could be wrong could mean inside the alleys