News Dangerous drug trend called 'wasping' combines insecticide with meth

[jasperkent]

In a sense, we all consume pesticides to get high:

Explaining Human Recreational Use of ‘pesticides’: The Neurotoxin Regulation Model of Substance Use vs. the Hijack Model and Implications for Age and Sex Differences in Drug Consumption

Most globally popular drugs are plant neurotoxins or their close chemical analogs. These compounds evolved to deter, not reward or reinforce, consumption. Moreover, they reliably activate virtually all toxin defense mechanisms, and are thus correctly ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

(edit) Maybe not pesticides exactly, but chemicals plants produce to deter herbivores. Caffeine, cocaine, and nicotine are obvious examples. And nicotine was in fact used by humans for decades as a pesticide for crops.

 

[Landrew]

This reminds me a lot of the articles from the late 90s claiming that teenagers in American schools were doing Jenkem.

reminds me of cheesing

 

[Rectify]

They use the purple cans of RAID.

 

[Landrew]

I only did PAM in grade 10 [1985], and got scapegoated as the ringleader by school staff cuz I had some hardcore ADHD-I SCT shit going on.

Litterally bored into a stupor and they go all tough love on me for supposedly frying my brain.

You go into orbit as The Pam Song pounds away. This is without meth though.

 

[jmr777]

W

This reminds me a lot of the articles from the late 90s claiming that teenagers in American schools were doing Jenkem.

Is it a shitty high

 

[houseman5]

I've smoked meth a number of times where the meth looked like pesticide in the pipe.