Specifically, one called "jenkem." It boggles the mind that you would need to persuade people not to use it. Courtesy flush to the Kool Aid Report.
On the other hand, anonymous sources insist that Chinese toymakers are working hard to include this in their products, now that the supplier quality engineers deny them their right to use lead and GHB.
Speaking of every seven minutes, there was a report last night on the radio that men had been caught stealing electrical wire--live electrical wires--from a sewer in Minneapolis.
No, they didn't get a Darwin award, thankfully.
Ripple Effect
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It looks to me from the blog post you linked, that the whole jenkem thing was a hoax perpetrated by a law enforcement type, and there actually isn't a need to persuade anyone not to use it. Am I reading that right?
Of course now we know that every time we want to take something for our sniffles, we're possibly complicit in the manufacture of illegal drugs, so what else is new?
I sure hope it's a hoax, and mega-dittos on the pseudoephedrine thing. The stuff that isn't regulated doesn't work quite the same....
Personally, as one fighting with weight a bit, I appreciate the fact that every pharmacist is telling me that I look like an emaciated crank user. :^)
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