No one’s really sure where it’s manufactured — maybe China or Cameroon — or exactly what’s in it. It’ll probably get you high for 40 minutes or so. You can probably walk to the nearest gas station and buy some right now, but you’d better hurry. It's about to be illegal.
If you’re a high-school kid looking to score, or a parolee worried about a whiz quiz, you’ve probably already heard of the latest iteration of legal marijuana substitutes. Spice, as it’s most commonly known, has been expanding law-abiding minds across the state for at least the last two years, and it’s finally grabbed the attention of law enforcement.
On Nov. 24, the DEA used its emergency powers to outlaw a range of heretofore legal ”synthetic marijuana blends,” creatively marketed as "Wicked Spice Herbal Incense." ”When the ban comes into effect at the end of 2010/2011, the chemicals used in spice and related products will officially become controlled substances, illegal to use, possess or sell.
Legal bud such as Mr. Nice Guy, K2 (purchaselegallk2now.com), or Wicked Spice (buywickedspice.com) won't be available for long. Stock up all you can now.
