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Special K the cereal or a party drug? The household names used to sell legal highs

By Jack Doyle

Last updated at 12:52 AM on 9th July 2011

With reader comments

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2012792/Cadburys-Flake-Special--Household-names-used-sell-legal-highs.html

Lethal new ‘legal highs’ are being sold using the names of popular cereals and chocolates. Websites are packaging dangerous toxic substances using names such as Cadbury’s Flake and Kellogg’s Special K. In reality, the products contain a mixture of stimulants which could cause serious damage to anyone taking them.

Drug campaigners said such branding created the impression the products were safe when in reality they could kill. They said users were playing ‘Russian roulette’ with their lives.
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‘If you like your bath salts to be smooth then this ticks all the boxes!!’
Analysis of the compound suggested it contains methipropamine, benzocaine and unidentified substances. The ‘Special K’ bag claimed to have effects similar to Ketamine, a Class B drug popular in nightclubs.Last night Cadbury and Kellogg’s condemned the site, and said they were considering legal action.
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Yep ketamine is totally legal.
Fucking idiots.

If anything "bath salts" repels kids because they think it makes their gay little baths smell better.

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(note to OP before you freak the fuck out: chill, this is directed at the media)
 
I did a quick search and found the products. Obviously I can't say where on BL. They certainly don't look like breakfast cereal packets and I really doubt anyone would be confused by them.
 
Only a matter of time, unfortunately. Even MDAI will probably be banned before long. Its an inevitability.
 
The way they use a picture of a 5 year-old to stir up emotions makes me vomit. Daily Mail reporters digust me, I've tried reading other articles but they're either about celebrity dirt or are trying to get people angry about something :\
 
I've never heard one person over the internet or in person or even in my mind, refer to any drug by a cereal name.


I Mean srsly? people go round spouting this bs?
 
I've heard Ketamine referred to as Special-K, or Kit-Kat a few times, these tend to be some of the more unusual nicknames in the UK though.
 
Call me paranoid, but sometimes I really think that Daily Mail is working with both local and international authorities, putting the word out on certain shit in some form of entrapment. At any rate, fuck that UK equivalent of the Weekly World News.
 
Solide said:
The way they use a picture of a 5 year-old to stir up emotions makes me vomit. Daily Mail reporters digust me, I've tried reading other articles but they're either about celebrity dirt or are trying to get people angry about something :\
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not only that, but this girl died after combining alcohol with GBL... then they go on about how 'legal highs' should be banned. Yes thats right, all legal highs, except alcohol. What the fuck?
 
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