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Jenkem is an easily made drug, for those desperate to get quick high. It is a mix of different bodily fluids and put into a bottle. You mix the fluids and put a balloon over the opening and wait. You then breathe in the methane gas. After you pass out, you wake up with a high almost like acid. Effects of using Jenkem is bad breathe and bad aftertaste.
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∙ 16y ago
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∙ 16y agoButt hash when you poop and pee in a bottle then let it ferment, sniff it, and get high
poop and pee drug
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Breathing is sewer human waste dangerous?
Its called jenkem or the street name "Butt Hash"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenkem
What drug contains barbiturate's?
Answermuscle relaxants: flrxeril etc.Barbitutes are most often found in drugs like Firorecet and Seconal. Not muscle relaxers. Barbiturates are very addictive and very few muscle relaxers have that time of drug in them..yes it is a barbituatePhentermine is in the amphetamine and phenethylamine class of drugs.
What are some other CNS stimulant drugs besides caffeine?
Cocaine, Meth, Jenkem, ADD/ADHD pills, and Ecstacy
What advert is eliza doolittle pack up you troubles from?
That bloody awful Kinder Surprise advert. The chorus from it is featured: 'Tweet-tweet-tweet...' Jenkem for the ears. Whenever that ad came on TV,and I couldn't find the remote,I would change channels with my shoe
What actors and actresses appeared in Start Options Exit - 2014?
The cast of Start Options Exit - 2014 includes: Mark Brandon Read as Amry Disposal Clerk Kristen Condon as Annoying Girl Marijana Dujmovic as Angry Lesbian Michael Fee as Video Store Clerk Tottie Goldsmith as The Oracle Hannah Greenwood as Chloe Yoav Lester as Yolis Jenkem Tom McCathie as The Vagrant Rhys Mitchell as Jonathan Ari Neville as Neville Carlisle Marsha Vassilevskaia as Angry Girlfriend
How do you make jenkum?
You would ferment human sewage and then inhale the vapors. It is an alleged hallucinogenic drug, made from noxious gas; which is the result of the fermentation. I do not advice use of this drug. Many media reports have stated that this drug has been used widely among teenagers in places including, but not limited to; Lusaka, Zambia.They use fecal matter from the sewers, and store it inside plastic bottles. It is left in those bottles, and left warm for around a week. It is then that they inhale the numbing and intoxicating fumes. The effects of inhalation include audio and visual hallucinations. Teenagers who have used the drug say that is makes them 'fearless'.There are many reasons not to use Jenkem. One of the most important ones is the effect on the health. The possibility of oral-fecal contamination is great, as there is virtually no way for the drug to be taken in a 'hygienic' way. It could lead to both diarrhea and other gastrointestinal infections. Studies show that the inhalation of the gases released from Jenkem could cause hypoxia, a lack of oxygen flow to the body. This could easily cause long term physical damage.Not to mention the fact that the taste of sewage usually remains in the mouth of the drug-user for around three days.There are many reports which simply state that the effects of this 'drug' are false.
