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Mephedrone - Do you like to party?

A very funny news satire about the UK's current Mephedrone scare.

Scary scary moophiedroone. A name that hunts the children of the nation. It is bought 'online'; over the internet, the international web, tabloid pariah, paedo-inabler and lately a drug dealer. The news hounds the use of Meow Meow, a murderous plant food raping and murdering the youth of our country. Sweden have banned it, along with Germany and Denmark, and Home Secretary Alan Johnson has pronounced it guilty of media obsession in the first degree."

"It is of course called Mephedrone. And it is wanted for participating in murder. Jersey hospital have put out a warning, a clamour across the whole rural constituency, after teenagers staggered into triage with side effects including; anxiety, panic attacks, palpitations, and seizures. Pupils in Leicestershire have apparently gone off sick after taking it. Humberside Police believe it contributed to the deaths of Louis Wainwright, 18, and Nicholas Smith, 19, a chef in North Lincolnshire....


Posted By psypressuk at 2010-04-14 11:38:25 permalink | comments
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Seeker : 2010-04-14 16:19:03
...oohhh, now I see what you did there. :P
Anonymous. : 2010-04-14 15:59:10
Yea, actually I've noticed that.

I'm in the US, and we get a lot of (deserved) grief about our drug policy, but when you look an Northern Europe...man! Just about everything is prohibited there!

I know a very respected vendor of ethnobotanicals who works out of the Netherlands, and when you look at where he'll send various products, Denmark puts the US to shame. Basically nothing can be sent there, as just about anything that has a physical effect requires a doctor's permission, or at least that's the way it seems.

That's why banning Denmark would be extreme, but it wouldn't be beyond the realm of possibility ;)

Seeker : 2010-04-14 14:45:40
@Anon

Scandinavian countries are actually among the biggest (if not the biggest) offenders when it comes to scheduling what most of the world knows as RC's.

Anonymous. : 2010-04-14 12:58:27
"Sweden have banned it, along with Germany and Denmark, and..."

Wow. Sweden banned Germany and Denmark?

Seems kind of harsh, but I guess desperate times call for desperate measures!

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