A test of banknotes in circulation in Dublin found traces on 100% of the examined euro notes. Ah the Celtic tiger!
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Cocaine traces on Dublin banknotes
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Yeah, they meant for it to be with the apples.
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At first I thought this was a really desparate way for a student to keep up with his habit. Then I realized that they were on to something much bigger. What a great way to curb counterfeiting! Just make it official that all bills have to contain a certain percentage trace of blow. Brilliant! 
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I've seen paper money referred to as "FBIRDs" (Fecal Bacteria Infected Rag Dollars).Nanohedron wrote:Thank you for that, Susan. Thank you.susnfx wrote:I can't decide which bothers me more: cocaine on money or fecal matter on shopping cart handles....
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Yup, yet another sign of totally awesome '80s nostalgia...
My favorite coke-related story happened at Penn State in the mid-'80s. There was a Chinese food cart in the quad that did very brisk business and their chow mein was incredibly popular. Nobody could explain it, because it didn't particularly taste all that great apparently, but people had to have it; they'd get angry and even physically violent if the cart ran out of the stuff. This went on for a few years before the cart was raided by police and it was discovered that the cook had been spiking the chow mein with cocaine.
My favorite coke-related story happened at Penn State in the mid-'80s. There was a Chinese food cart in the quad that did very brisk business and their chow mein was incredibly popular. Nobody could explain it, because it didn't particularly taste all that great apparently, but people had to have it; they'd get angry and even physically violent if the cart ran out of the stuff. This went on for a few years before the cart was raided by police and it was discovered that the cook had been spiking the chow mein with cocaine.
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That must have been some expensive chow mein.The Sporting Pitchfork wrote:Yup, yet another sign of totally awesome '80s nostalgia...
My favorite coke-related story happened at Penn State in the mid-'80s. There was a Chinese food cart in the quad that did very brisk business and their chow mein was incredibly popular. Nobody could explain it, because it didn't particularly taste all that great apparently, but people had to have it; they'd get angry and even physically violent if the cart ran out of the stuff. This went on for a few years before the cart was raided by police and it was discovered that the cook had been spiking the chow mein with cocaine.
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