The Daily Mail

• Apr 15, 2010

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-1296282/I-dosing-How-teenagers-getting-digitally-high-music-download-internet.html

can this newspaper get any more ridiculous or pathetic in its attempts to cause panic, has anyone even herd of this before ?

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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LOL

I can remember headlines about kids getting high using vapour rub in the late 80's

If they can't find a story they just make it up

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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I think that would actually be more plausible

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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It was the buzz you got from it after a gob full of E. Guess they missed that one.

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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I think Chris Morris covered this one, needs Cake though.

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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My god someone think of the children

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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ahahaha... what a complete bunch of numbskulls. I doubt anyone inn Oklahoma has even heard of this department. It's not like Oklahoma leads the nation or is even remotely close to being a center for teen trend setting. ROTFLMAO!!!

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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exactly and some how this unimaginable threat that no one outside of Oklahoma had herd of somehow threatens to decay the moral values of the oh so impressionable British youth. Id say on a scale of what's a bigger threat to the world I dosing pales next to the Daily mail

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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QFT

My thoughts exactly. Maybe They could get Richard Blackwood to do a short info-mercial about how it makes the kids smell of hammers?? (different episode I know)

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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Wow, took me a full minute to get the adverts out of the way to read the article...

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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What's that? Music leads to people feeling good? How dare they find escapism from all the crap going on in the world?

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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I actually listened to an iDose after reading this article.

FAIL.

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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I think the secret ingredient is teen angst.

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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I think the secret ingredient is teen spank.

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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Now there's a Saturday night I'm never going to forget!

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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"others are more abrasive and resemble cheap synthesizers being played very fast"

Reminds me of a band I was once in. I miss my korg synthesizer.



[Reminisce]So many happy hours spent getting off my trolley by patching it up in all sorts of inappropriate ways[/Reminisce]

Looks like I was at the forefront of a new craze.

Mike

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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The media's attempt at warning people of new 'drugs' is laughable and just damn right stupid at times, resorting too making up 'facts' and wanting to cause wild spread panic.

TBH i think the word drugs could be replaced by a lot of things. I barely read the papers now, just look at the pictures

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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Don't even do that. I pick up the new from old reruns of Mock the Week

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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Or Sickipedia

 

• Apr 15, 2010

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What an opportunity this represents for Rickrolling