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A small anecdote, but when I was in high school they started drug testing if you participated in or used any non-essential services, like parking or playing on
by dbmikus 8y ago
A small anecdote, but when I was in high school they started drug testing if you participated in or used any non-essential services, like parking or playing on a sports team or joining a club. The effect was that a lot of people that smoked cannabis switched to spice. It was also legal at the time, so it was potentially easier to get.
In my opinion, the policy bit the school in the ass because spice had a considerably stronger and more harmful effect than cannabis.
- black6 8y agoSame deal when I was in the Army. Soldiers started smoking Spice and K2, which was just some plant substrate laced with a compound cooked up in a Chinaman’s laboratory, always one methyl group ahead of the regulators. Much scarier than any of the combat hazards I was exposed to.
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- oh_sigh 8y agoDude Chinaman is not the preferred nomenclature.
- bootsz 8y agoAsian American, please!
- bitxbitxbitcoin 8y agoBut he is presumably talking about a man from China who has never been to America. What if Chinaman is actually be the accurate term here lol.
- bootsz 8y agoThis isn't a guy who built the railroads here, this is a guy.... This entire sub-comment thread is just quoting a scene from the Big Lebowski, in case you haven't caught on :)
- jumelles 8y agoPlease just say "Chinese" :)