Something new to put in my bong

[Drip]

Sounds like this might be worth a try.
http://www.philly.com/philly/news/breaking/84777007.html

 

[dooley_womack1]

This beats your suggestion for what to put in a box.

 

[slappy4428]

This beats your suggestion for what to put in a box.

Six of one, half dozen of the other...

 

[Blitz]

Sounds man-made and awful to think about clouding one's head with.
Sprayed on substance???
Ughhhh.

 

[This is my username]

"Potheads tend to inhale this in a bong," he added.

That may be the squarest sentence I've read in a long time.

 

[cortez]

I vow to buy American, err, northern California

 

[User 1019]

K2 is just one of many substances of this type that is becoming more prevalent among a younger generation. Most are sold in adult book/movie stores (here, at least).

We're starting to see it in the Army. The barracks lawyers (read: jailhouse lawyers) think there's no test for it, so it's not illegal or they can't get caught. They're wrong, but that's another story.

Army commanders have recently begun developing policies -- or, including these in current drug policies --- but regulations already include any substance taken to induce a drug-type high. I guess they just wanted to put these specific names in writing.

The one we've seen the most is Spike 99.

 

[Football_Bat]

I'm not putting that **** in my head.

 

[Drip]

K2 is just one of many substances of this type that is becoming more prevalent among a younger generation. Most are sold in adult book/movie stores (here, at least).

We're starting to see it in the Army. The barracks lawyers (read: jailhouse lawyers) think there's no test for it, so it's not illegal or they can't get caught. They're wrong, but that's another story.

Army commanders have recently begun developing policies -- or, including these in current drug policies --- but regulations already include any substance taken to induce a drug-type high. I guess they just wanted to put these specific names in writing.

The one we've seen the most is Spike 99.

Can this stuff be detected in a urine test?

 

[novelist_wannabe]

"Synthetic Cannabinoid" sounds like a great nickname for an Internet message board.

 

[andyouare?]

I'll stick with huffing paint, thanks.

 

[Drip]

Talked to "my boy." He read the story, laughed and gave me two spliffs. He says he's not going that route. I guess if your local supplier isn't going for it, perhaps the DEA could step in. Just sayin......

 

[User 1019]

K2 is just one of many substances of this type that is becoming more prevalent among a younger generation. Most are sold in adult book/movie stores (here, at least).

We're starting to see it in the Army. The barracks lawyers (read: jailhouse lawyers) think there's no test for it, so it's not illegal or they can't get caught. They're wrong, but that's another story.

Army commanders have recently begun developing policies -- or, including these in current drug policies --- but regulations already include any substance taken to induce a drug-type high. I guess they just wanted to put these specific names in writing.

The one we've seen the most is Spike 99.

Can this stuff be detected in a urine test?

Yes, but for my (Army) purposes, they have to be specifically ordered. They're not detected in the regular old urinalysis.

 

[Drip]

K2 is just one of many substances of this type that is becoming more prevalent among a younger generation. Most are sold in adult book/movie stores (here, at least).

We're starting to see it in the Army. The barracks lawyers (read: jailhouse lawyers) think there's no test for it, so it's not illegal or they can't get caught. They're wrong, but that's another story.

Army commanders have recently begun developing policies -- or, including these in current drug policies --- but regulations already include any substance taken to induce a drug-type high. I guess they just wanted to put these specific names in writing.

The one we've seen the most is Spike 99.

Can this stuff be detected in a urine test?

Yes, but for my (Army) purposes, they have to be specifically ordered. They're not detected in the regular old urinalysis.

Wow. Why do I get the feeling that this stuff will be catching on soon?