![]() ![]() But let’s cut the brain thief some slack: The history of formaldehyde highs is rife with semantic confusion that even the sober among us would find difficult to parse. It’s toxic stuff, CDC-certified as cancerous, and generally not a thing you want inside you if your heart is still beating. ![]() ![]() Here’s the short answer: Smoking formaldehyde is, unsurprisingly, a bad move. Was this a dumb idea? Do preserved corpses rot? And most importantly, does embalming fluid actually help intensify drug potency? In mid-July, a central Pennsylvanian man and all-around doofus named Joshua Lee Long was arrested after stealing a preserved human brain he later named Freddy - just so he could soak his weed in its embalming fluid. Formaldehyde has undergone quite the image makeover.īest known as the heady, sickly sweet-smelling chemical commonly used to bathe the recently deceased in high school biology labs and funeral homes has gained notoriety as a potent drug hack. ![]()
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