Acid Trip Fish Caught Of English Coast: Spaniards Breathe Cocaine
IN Spain, scientists have detected cocaine in the air of Madrid and Barcelona. Free dugs! How’s that for a tourist drive?
The CSIC institute found cocaine in concentrations of 29 to 850 picogrammes per cubic metre of air. Know that a picogramme is one trillionth of a gramme.
Those looking for a free high will have to breathe in deep and long.
“Even if we lived 1,000 years we would not consume the equivalent of a dose of cocaine through the air,” says one of the scientists, Miren Lopez de Alda.
And drugs might be regional:
“Heroin was also found in detectable levels in the samples taken in Madrid, but not in those from Barcelona,” says the CSIC.*
Meanwhile, wait a moment before booking those city breaks to Spain and know that a species of bream, sarpa salpa, which can trigger hallucinations when eaten, has been discovered in British water.
Says Andy Giles of his catch in the English Channel:
“Now I realise what it was and the effects it can have, perhaps I should have taken it into town to sell to some clubbers!”
And let the English tourist board know.
* Samples taken before Champions League final…
Posted: 14th, May 2009 | In: Strange But True Comment (1) | TrackBack | Permalink
