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bradoi

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I figured it'd get lost in the lounge, but please move if necessary...

And you might have seen it already, but I'm still laughing... =D

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LOL
yes and I'm allergic to oxygen.

Dihydrogen Monoxide is not a psychedelic though man, but thanks anyway :)
 
^It seems to be real.

I think this is an excellent example of how ridiculous the drug war is. Politicians have no idea what they are doing -- they just slap down a chemical name without even caring to investigate it, and call for a 'ban'. Unsurprisingly, nobody realized that dihydrogen monoxide is H2O which is water. :D I wouldn't be surprised if they actually did ban water though, that shit is so addictive that the main symptom of withdrawal is death. 8o
 
Won't somebody please think of the children?? :D

Moving this... to DiTM. Mods, feel free to redirect if not appropriate.
 
nearjat said:
It is a psychedelic! It's been known to cause near-death experiences in large doses!
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It has also been known to cause actual death in large doses 8o.

e.g. Leah Betts in the UK and quite a few elsewhere. It's about time steps were taken to control this dangerous substance.

In Scotland, we get water pouring on us nearly every day of the year. It must be stopped ;)
 
I hope you are all as excited as I am that this is the first time I get to do the mod thing.

At first I thought it was going to be a link to that hoax website making water out to be a dangerous drug of abuse; but I was pleasantly surprised.

However, this didn't come from a news source, so it doesn't really fit here.

I may just be passing the buck, but it seems this is more aimed for a discussion about the jellyfish like backbone of politicians (oh? a drug? yea, illegal it! the children) and the state of our sensationalist society over drugs that may or may not exist.

Anyone wanna comment on the perpetual fear 'Designer Drugs' have put into people/society/politicians? Plus, has the deluge of articles about how to predict, or detect, or sound the alarm about new and dangerous 'Designer Drugs' along with extended constitutional powers to ban them (Emergency Scheduling) made us panic over drug use like never before?

Sending over to Drug Culture.
 
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