Legal "blow?"

[angela20377]

So I'm sitting around watching tv tonight and during the commercial break, one of those "whats going to be on the news tomorrow" segments comes on and starts talking about the new "legal" kind of "blow" (I guess thats the official name of a brand or something?) they show some images of it and it only appears to be what swim would recognize as coke because its light (more yellowish than white) and powdery and presented along with straws, credit cards and mirrors. It looks like it might be some kind of candy (no pun intended..).
Did anyone else in the nyc area see this news promo thing? Obviously its just more news hype (on my9, a subsidiary of fox news nonetheless) but still swim's extremely curious and couldn't find anything by googling it.
thanks for any info, for some reason i just don't want to wait to hear the story from the bull shit fox news tomorrrow.


edit: sorry if this is in the wrong forum or is redundant because it fits into the herbal ecstasy forum

[Mint boi]

have a look in the herbal ecstasy forum, i think there was a couple of legal speed snuff products discussed there that might be what you saw!

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quick helpful response

[angela20377]

oh thanks!
that was a quick response

[Mint boi]

lol yeh i was just lurking around! Snow Blow herbal snuff seems to fit the profile, but it could be one of many things i guess. A new product perhaps! But it would surprise me if the news caught onto it that fast!!

[MrG]

There are many "legal high" products around, some work great, some don't. But this won't matter to the mainstream media. If they can find a product that little johnny (that kid is always gettin' into trouble!) can get hold of then:
- RUN VT -
opens with a substitution shot, "typical" drug paraphernalia included with "legal high" product to allow the story to have a nice hard edgy feel to it, after all, this product could get little johnny "high" and nobody wants that do they?!

cuts to "concerned parent" who can speak in tones of shock and horror at how something like this could be legal. Although it doesn't surprise her that it could be ordered "off that internet" - after all, that's where all the pornography is made.

ends with anchor challenging local government official to do something about this evil product before "our kids" start thinking it's a good thing to try.
- END VT -
RUN AD FOR BUDWEISER

[Panthers007]

"Johnney doesn't wear underpants anymore. He's been doing legal blow - and blowing all his friends! This is awful! I paid so much for those underpants! Drugs are bad! Bad! Bad! Oh I'm so very upset!" - Brought to you by the Partnership For A Drug-Free America, Fruit-Of-The Loom Underwear, Skid-Away Soap Company, and Smirnoff Vodka - The Choice of Champions.

You wouldn't believe what I found next to a newsbar the other day...but I'd rather forget it for now - but it created this lil' bomb!

[thepieman1]

Won't somebody PLEASE think of the children?

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Sure they are, but exactly what are they thinking?

[Euphoria420]

it might be Cocaine, the energy drink

[ADVOR]

I know exactly what you're talking about. I saw this on a news program on the television. It's not any kind of "legal high", it's simply a powdered form of energy drink.

[Tony Williams]

SWIM has seen this before, it's made as a rip-off cocaine wannaba drug. By the looks of it, it's just Taurine and caffiene.

SWIM thinks it would be wiser to buy 'em seperate and save the cash.

'Look at SWIM guys he's doing coke!, aint he cool?! oh wait ... it's just blow - go on Fred send him out!!'

[Panthers007]

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As a newbie, you can't edit - until you make silver. So I've called a moderator to come pull your link from your post.