Give me an example. If you going to make outrageous claims then back them up with some evidence. If I make a claim and don't source it, ask, and I'm sure I will. I just get lazy sometimes and don't write them out.
You're such a drama queen beast.
Fortunately I didn't have to look too hard to find evidence to support my "outrageous" claims...
Don't know if you're aware, but cocaine is actually a really expensive drug - it's the drug of choice for highly paid workaholic lawyers and bankers - not a drug that students can easily afford.
Forget giving me a source for that, that's not what I was after. I've heard that cocaine is expensive in Australia - I've also heard that it's a hell of a lot cheaper not only in Ireland but also all over Europe.
I don't want you to accept what you've been told and taught I want you to prove it to yourself. After all, that's why you claim your here: to try and get people to question what they've been told and taught.
More importantly it was a joke - I don't think they took the sample from students.
That article is actually true of all the banknotes in the world.
Its like six degrees of seperation.
Most currency in circulation in the world (notes that is) has traces of cocaine, either by actual use of the note or the note coming in contact with another one that has been used.
=P
Not according to the
article:The most recent survey carried out in the US showed 65% of dollar notes were contaminated with cocaine.
Not to mention Australian banknotes are plastic so I doubt it'd work there.