Comments on: Blow Energy Drink Mix

By: Brian

Brian — Wed, 24 Nov 2010 07:57:50 +0000

This is juicy blog you have going here lol.
Tell you what, if you want to do blow- do the real thing and stop acting like b*tch. Thats just like smoking K-2 when you know you want weed. This is not attractive, you can get arrested for carrying fake drugs just like you can real ones. I’ve done real blow back in the day (not to say Im proud of it) and there is no subsitute. But these companies trying to mimic a real drug send the wrong message to our youth. But hey try everything once right, you only get to live once so holla if you have some lol. jk

By: Energy Shot

Energy Shot — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 09:25:56 +0000

Although it has been banned, i guess the idea behind was quite good, it offered an energy boost in a different way…

By: Tox-sik juggalo

Tox-sik juggalo — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 07:30:36 +0000

its a powder folks ever snuf? well its a caffine powder mixed with tobacco people used to snort it everywhere and it was wideley accepted do your homework stop blindly buying into everything that the media spoon feeds you.

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hope you get the message

By: Brianna

Brianna — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 21:04:52 +0000

Mike Stone, that is the most ridiculous thing I ever heard. You are right up there with the people saying video games cause violence. Are people going to stop drinking energy drinks because it’s bad for them? No. They’ll keep eating McDonalds, they’ll keep drinking shit that’s bad for them, and that’s the end of it. You can’t ban everything because it’s dangerous or unhealthy. There comes a time when personal responsibility needs to come into play. Censoring everything and banning it just babies everybody and makes spineless cowards feel safe. If you know it’s bad for you, don’t put it in your damn mouth, and life will go on.

Please, PLEASE Mike, if a child gets ahold of it, it is nowhere NEAR the producers fault. Unless the producers happen to be this childs parents. Again, personal responsibility. If you don’t want your child getting to something dangerous, don’t have it in the home. You’re the guy who sues Burger King because buying him a kids meal everyday made him fat. Seriously, think about it.

We are human beings with abstract thought, responsibility, and choices to make. If we do it wrong, that’s our problem and we have to suffer the consequences. We can read labels, we’ve been warned, the internet is a plethora of information if we REALLY feel the need to research it. That is all anybody owes us. You need to learn to take care of yourself and stop expecting companies to keep you safe for you.

By: Mike Stone

Mike Stone — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 13:07:23 +0000

Products like “Blow” and “Energy Shots” are seriously dangerous. I’m currently writing a report on “energy drinks” for university, and some of the information I have found is really quite disturbing. Did you know that “energy drinks” are only sold in drug stores in Norway? And France and Denmark have banned the drinks altogether? Keep in mind, this information is sourced from academic journals, and not from Wikipedia (like this site).

In 2006 as many as 500 new energy drinks were introduced worldwide, and this number is growing rapidly. The energy drink industry is extremely lucrative, and competing companies are blatantly ignoring the serious health issues relating to energy drinks, just so they can get a slice of the profits.

I don’t mind the odd Red Bull now and again, but when products which have seriously high levels of caffeine, and are so concentrated, are available to “teens”, some serious action needs to be taken by the government. It’s only a matter of time until a child manages to get hold of some “energy shots” and dies. And please don’t give me the pathetic argument that “the child should know better” or “it’s their own fault”. The blame should, and will, rest solely on the producers.

Some of the arguments posted on this site, such as “lighten up” and “don’t take these sorts of things so seriously” are void of any cognitive process whatsoever. I actually feel sorry for some of you people, because you’re so bild to the real issues in the world.

I personally hope that the government acts swiftly and passes legistation to finally bring these products into line.

By: DeMille D

DeMille D — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 23:58:15 +0000

All you sceptics and critics are just pissed you didnt think of this first. I hope this shit floods the markets and i love blow makes millions. Ya baby embrace the blow !!!!!

By: Anonymos

Anonymos — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 22:59:10 +0000

So its cool to think your a coke head i heard in the news it comes with a little mirror to cut it up LIKE CRACK!!!! not cool dude not cool

By: kyle

kyle — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 14:34:11 +0000

This stuff is harder to get than the real thing, but it’s still badass.

By: Duane Harris

Duane Harris — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 16:41:49 +0000

Shoot hook me up! Where can I get this stuff???

By: Curtis

Curtis — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 05:10:00 +0000

if kids wanted to be using illicit drugs, they would be. if they wanted to pretend that they are, they would be. it’s not like this product is going to introduce the idea of cocaine to little kids, they learn about that in school and on tv. if a kid is dumb enough to use coke, it’s not because of a drink mix.