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Different ways to get high. In case you’re stumped for creative ways of getting high, here are a bunch of drugs we bet you never even dreamed of trying!
Culture Buzz People like filming their friends tripping on salvia almost as much as doing it themselves. New York lawmakers are pushing to outlaw salvia divinorum, the as-yet totally legal hallucinogen, in part because of the many funny YouTube videos of people falling over and laughing.
Science Buzz The new smoking-cessation wonder drug really does help people quit, but apparently it also causes nightmares, blackouts, paranoia, depression, hallucinations, and even suicide. Well, no one ever said quitting was easy. The FDA is investigating, and stated recently that a connection between Chantix and serious psychiatric problems appears "increasingly likely."
Culture Buzz They now exist in Los Angeles. We thought the Japanese really had the leg up on vending machines, but marijuana vending machines are one of those things that make us proud to be an American.
Food Buzz Hershey's is stopping production on candy they say looks too much like street drugs. After catching flack from police and teachers for creating a breath freshener that glamorizes drug use, Hershey decided to pull Ice Breakers Pacs. Joining the ranks of bubblegum cigarettes, we'll now have to look for 'dime bags of freshness' on the black market.
Celebrity Buzz Wilson reappears in the tabloids for going on a "tobacco water-pipe" buying spree. Looks like he finally redeemed that gift card Willie Nelson sent him after, well, you know.
Movie Buzz A new book and movie are being released about Spreckles sugar heir, Clark Gable's stepson and champion surfer Bunker Spreckles. After inheriting 50 million dollars at 25, Bunker Spreckles became "the most decadent person in surfing". He hired a photographer to document his life as a jet-setting playboy, and by 27 he was dead.
Culture Buzz Zambian street children are huffing "Jenkem", a noxious mixture made from fermented sewage. Free drugs!!! Although we doubt that turd-in-a-bottle chic will ever catch on.
Food Buzz Amy Sedaris demonstrates on the Martha Stewart Show how to cook with bong water. Totally ingenious! We couldn't find any recipes online that actually used bong water, but we trust that you're feeling inspired and will send us some (one would hope). For more inspiration, here are some ideas for creative bongs.
Culture Buzz Mike Skinner of the Streets is holding a homemade bong-making contest. We're glad someone out there understands the importance of honoring creativity and innovation in all forms.
Science Buzz Two drugs, U0126 and propranolol, are being used to erase bad memories. Selective memory clearing could go a long way to improving people's self-esteem. Could we use one of these to erase that haircut we had in high school?
Culture Buzz A deadly form of heroin that only costs $2 has been killing kids in Dallas. Wow, this is way cheaper than our other cheese addiction (Humboldt Fog).
Science Buzz A potent plant known for its hallucinogenic properties is not yet illegal. Quick! It's time to jump on this bandwagon before the hippies claim it for themselves.
Culture Buzz Drug dealers have developed fun-flavored meth to lure kids. It's lunchtime, and all this talk of strawberry and chocolate flavored meth is making us hungry.
Science Buzz In the future, prescription drugs will be inhaled and/or smoked for faster and more effective action. Look, ma! No track marks. Pfizer has already developed an insulin bong of sorts to replace needles, and you could be smoking your next batch of vicodin.
Celebrity Buzz Pot makes a comeback in the news. Nicole Richie is an 85-pound time capsule sent to us from the 1960s, delivering her psychadelic sunchild rays of light upon us. The girl who made giant sunglasses and floor-length Pucci gowns popular has struck trend gold again by getting arrested for pot. Have a green Christmas, everybody!
Celebrity Buzz Drug with ugly side effects. The amazing thing about crystal meth is how it spans socio-economic lines. Whether you dwell in the projects, the trailer park, Bungalow 8, or Sunday Service, you've got a friend in meth.
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