Real Weird News, Kids Using Human Waste to Get High. (teenagers, drug)
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Jenkem is an inhaled gas made from fermented sewage which can result in dissociation and hallucinations. Officials in southwest Florida confirm they sent the memo, but haven't had any confirmed cases of kids using the drug. See related links for more information on whether jenkem use is fact or urban legend.
I heard about this.. that is just plain weird. Who would of known you can hallucinate by inhaling urine and feces? Anyway, this could be a hoax since Jenkem is the similar name used to refer to Leeroy Jenkins. Idk though..
The demand for feces and urine will go up. Making the price go up. LOL! Anyone want to buy my crap?
I could just imagine tomorrow every teenager in America trying this..
I would certainly hope not. Hopefully, there are still a good handful of teenagers who have been taught better than to be a stupid sheep in the stupid crowd.
As for getting high on feces and urine---honestly---has no one heard of shrooms before?
I ran across this last night while searching the web about recent urban legends....and this is one of them that got started by a kid doing a prank/hoax and it came all the way to this...
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