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[ColoradoParanormal]

Don't know about you but, I'm all setup for the Zombie apocalypse! Guess my years in the S.O. Military will come good for something else! lol

[MidKn13ght]

I serisouly wonder if there is some private or government organization responsible for putting this out on the streets..... some sort of test subjects for creating super soliders and bad side affects(max payne anyone) or weaponizing a common household product????? why always so many questions!?!?!?!?! lol

[Viral]

MidKn13ght, on 14 June 2012 - 09:32 PM, said:

I serisouly wonder if there is some private or government organization responsible for putting this out on the streets..... some sort of test subjects for creating super soliders and bad side affects(max payne anyone) or weaponizing a common household product????? why always so many questions!?!?!?!?! lol

No. It's a drug that people take.

[MidKn13ght]

Hmm i cant find it now but i thought i read an article when the face chewer happened that it was actually a smelly type of cleaner you can get from the store....... gahh short term memory loss......

[Odin11]

I saw an interview with the father of the boy; he was so messed up from drugs or alcohol that he could not hold still, and kept twitching. You could tell that he also abused drugs. If protective services gives the boy back to him they should be fired.

Edited by Odin11, 14 June 2012 - 10:56 PM.

[Insaniac]

Viral, on 14 June 2012 - 09:34 PM, said:

No. It's a drug that people take.

A drug that seems to have just magically appeared on the streets one day...

It had to have been developed by someone and then released onto the streets, hence profit. What other reason would be needed to put this drug out on the streets? These things don't just pop out of nowhere, not in towns and urban locations.

Or, like MidKn13ght explained, it could be a Government-manufactured, weaponized drug that has been subtly exposed - into the streets as an experiment, to find out it's kinks and imperfections, before it gets perfected as a militaristic weapon.

The latter, frighteningly enough, doesn't seem too far-fetched in todays society.

Edited by Insaniac, 15 June 2012 - 02:48 AM.

[danbell06]

They are a mix of Mephedrone ( http://en.wikipedia....wiki/Mephedrone ) and MDVP ( http://en.wikipedia....oxypyrovalerone ) and are sold as incense which has a label on the front which states, "NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION."

I watched a few videos on youtube where people are trippin' and its a scary, scary drug.
In one video a policeman records someone, through the back window, in his car and repeatedly asks his name, to which the man trippin' laughs and talks jibberish, then moves over to the other side of the seat and looks as though he has just seen the devil and starts whimpering.

I don't know why anyone would want to take them.
In another video a man is recorded on CNN in a hospital trippin', then afterwards speaks to the presenter of CNN. He describes what was going on in the video and says "Jason Vorhees was trying to possess him."
Nice.

Edited by danbell06, 15 June 2012 - 12:16 PM.

[Viral]

Insaniac, on 15 June 2012 - 02:47 AM, said:

A drug that seems to have just magically appeared on the streets one day...

It had to have been developed by someone and then released onto the streets, hence profit. What other reason would be needed to put this drug out on the streets? These things don't just pop out of nowhere, not in towns and urban locations.

Or, like MidKn13ght explained, it could be a Government-manufactured, weaponized drug that has been subtly exposed - into the streets as an experiment, to find out it's kinks and imperfections, before it gets perfected as a militaristic weapon.

The latter, frighteningly enough, doesn't seem too far-fetched in todays society.

Still seems as far-fetched to me as it ever has done. My point of contention was that there was something shadier than the usual drugs trade going down here.

[pallidin]

I don't think it's government at all.
Rather, just a bunch of dope heads making money distributing a product that's not "controlled" yet.

Edit: I think some states have made the retail sale of bath salts illegal now. Not sure though, but I thought I read that in a news report somewhere.

Edited by pallidin, 15 June 2012 - 03:32 PM.

[Eldorado]

Bath salt attacks followed by dirty bombs is the MO of those Aliens from planet Manky.  Assimilate!



p.s.
(If something can give you a buzz, no matter what it is, humans will find it and abuse it)

[danbell06]

pallidin, on 15 June 2012 - 03:29 PM, said:

some states have made the retail sale of bath salts illegal now. Not sure though, but I thought I read that in a news report somewhere.

States take action
At least 34 states (in blue) have legislatively banned bath salts, the nickname for a chemical concoction that produces an amphetamine-like high when ingested.

http://www.usatoday....alts/54187138/1

[pallidin]

Nice, thanks for that clarification, Dan.

[Purifier]

danbell06, on 15 June 2012 - 09:16 PM, said:

States take action
At least 34 states (in blue) have legislatively banned bath salts, the nickname for a chemical concoction that produces an amphetamine-like high when ingested.

http://www.usatoday....alts/54187138/1

Well that helps I guess, but the question is...will it totally stop it?

I think this is going to be the mother drug abuse out of all other drugs, with no end in site.

[Randomactsofviolence]

Insaniac, on 15 June 2012 - 02:47 AM, said:

A drug that seems to have just magically appeared on the streets one day...

It had to have been developed by someone and then released onto the streets, hence profit. What other reason would be needed to put this drug out on the streets? Theseus things don't just pop out of nowhere, not in towns and urban locations.

Or, like MidKn13ght explained, it could be a Government-manufactured, weaponized drug that has been subtly exposed - into the streets as an experiment, to find out it's kinks and imperfections, before it gets perfected as a militaristic weapon.

The latter, frighteningly enough, doesn't seem too far-fetched in todays society.

um this isnt a street drug. This drug is sold in gas stations along with legal marijuana synthetics. They also have legal extasy, legal lsd, legal cokeand among outher drugs.

[Eldorado]

Randomactsofviolence, on 16 June 2012 - 08:09 AM, said:

um this isnt a street drug. This drug is sold in gas stations along with legal marijuana synthetics. They also have legal extasy, legal lsd, legal cokeand among outher drugs.

Could I have directions to these gas stations, please?