Drugs We Don’t Feel Like Trying: Snurf

As you may have seen on whichever fear-based news program you lull yourself to sleep with each night, four Council Rock sophomores got in a spot of trouble yesterday when they were caught taking/flipping out on/suffering heart palpitations as a result of taking something called Snurf. Snurf! It sounds so cute! And you know how we are with the new drugs. (See also: Philebrity’s long-standing obsession with finding anyone who has, or is on, khat.) Well, we looked into this Snurf stuff, and sadly, it just seems like greasy kid stuff that makes you freak out and puke, and when you wake up, you’re still 15 years old and living in the fucking suburbs. (AHEM.) Anyway, according to this message board (oddly, message boards are often the most reliable resources in finding info on new/undocumented drugs, which is just sad and awful), Snurf is “marketed” (if you could call it that) as an alternative to Ecstacy, but in fact, it’s anything but. Snurf would seem to be, then, mostly unadulterated dextromethorphan, also known as “DXM,” which you and I would recognize as a base ingredient in cough syrup. So essentially, these kids yesterday got caught on a fools-errand version of robotripping, which seems dumb when you consider they had to order this crap in the mail, wait however long, take any number of risks online, only to uke it all up and freak out, which frankly a bottle of ‘Tussin would have done just fine, thank you. Nice logo, though.

3 Responses to “Drugs We Don’t Feel Like Trying: Snurf”

  1. C. The Impaler Says:

    You’re just trying to out “minor league drug beat” the NYTimes after yesterday’s story on salvia. That, or Greensgrow won’t return your phone/e-mail queries re: the plant.

  2. A Feculent Rainbow Says:

    I’m pretty sure that straight DXM would have far less detrimental side effects should you take controlled doses (one benefit to the Tussin – it limits your DXM consumption through the disincentive of gross, thick fluid). However, I have read many an Erowid report on weeklong blackouts from access to large amounts mail-ordered DXM. It’s obviously not safe.

    It’s certainly not for everyone – though I’m sure that those with a penchant for cyclohexamines/ disassociates (pcp, ketamine, etc…) would dig this drug as long as they did their homework before consuming it. I doubt that the teenyboppers slinging around “snurf” have done their homework.

    That being said, I have NEVER tried straight DXM so I’m talking out my ass here. Though it has been legal to order, I would never order that shit in my name. Snurf!

    Salvia is retarded – DON’T WASTE YOUR TIME.

    Now, someone find me some deemsters.

  3. popplenoose. Says:

    you need khat?

    I got khat…

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