Oh god, that last sentence actually made me laugh.
Imagine being in the business of manufacturing cocaine spoons, and McDonald’s starts just giving them away.
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Oh god, that last sentence actually made me laugh.
Imagine being in the business of manufacturing cocaine spoons, and McDonald’s starts just giving them away.
Like ketamine, PCP was developed as a safer alternative to morphine in anaesthesia. Also like ketamine, that didn’t really work out well
Thought it was going to be this story
Incidentally that series also has an episode with Trevor Moore
Better than a bleeding anus.
For the love of God.
What if it’s rusty?
I finally understand! The Tick: SPOOON!
I remember those stupid things. The junk drawer in my childhood home had roughly 70 of them at any given time.
Oh, i thought they where used because the would hold pretty much exactly 1g of coke so dealers used them?
The amount they held was perfect for one sniff. Now days you need to use a house key.
A gram of Coke is a lot bigger than that little spoon
They do call them coke spooks in the very first sentence of the second paragraph
I loved them as a kid, I was sad they got rid of them, but I never used them for coke lol
Spooooon
Mandela effect spoons!
Wilco@lemm.ee 5 hours ago
The 1980s … articles like this brought to you by the same people that orchestrated the “Satanic Panic” and tried to ban Dungeons and Dragons everywhere.
xor@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 hour ago
well it was a really convenient, common and free cocaine spoon… and available everywhere… it became kinda a thing, so mcdonald’s made their stirrers flat….