http://www.nydailynews.com/news/ny_..._deadly_drug_mix_cheese_is_aimed_at_kids.html
[Federal officials are warning New York cops to be on the lookout for a cheap - and potentially deadly - heroin cocktail aimed at teens.
Cops across Manhattan were recently told to watch out for "cheese," a mix of heroin and crushed Tylenol PM.
Cheese sells for as little as $2 a hit and delivers a euphoric high followed by drowsiness.
To keep the high, users need to snort it up to 15 times a day - along with a potentially lethal dosage of acetaminophen.]
Honestly this article is retarted. Why would they thing that "cheese" is coming to NYC. Its pure speculation, and is not based on any facts. Also, I doubt that anybody can sniff a lethal dose of acetaminophen in a day.
Also, that is not gonna "attract" any new users. Given that a lot of people that switch to H already have an opiate tolerance due to prescription pain killers, it would not make any sense for anybody to use cheese.
I guess the news was just due for another heroin story.
[Federal officials are warning New York cops to be on the lookout for a cheap - and potentially deadly - heroin cocktail aimed at teens.
Cops across Manhattan were recently told to watch out for "cheese," a mix of heroin and crushed Tylenol PM.
Cheese sells for as little as $2 a hit and delivers a euphoric high followed by drowsiness.
To keep the high, users need to snort it up to 15 times a day - along with a potentially lethal dosage of acetaminophen.]
Honestly this article is retarted. Why would they thing that "cheese" is coming to NYC. Its pure speculation, and is not based on any facts. Also, I doubt that anybody can sniff a lethal dose of acetaminophen in a day.
Also, that is not gonna "attract" any new users. Given that a lot of people that switch to H already have an opiate tolerance due to prescription pain killers, it would not make any sense for anybody to use cheese.
I guess the news was just due for another heroin story.
