"cocaine" drink
 

Chap at work tells me there is a new legal caffeine drink due to be released in the pubs / clubs that is said to give a similar high to cocaine, reckons it was in one off todays papers - so it must be right ??!!

based on one off the many red bull etc type drinks.

anyone else heard off this new cocaine drink ??

surely even if it is legal it will be banned from sale ??

Was a cocaine like substance used in the manufacturing of this drink ?

bugger my local threshers is just sold out of it...........

Whats it called ??? Is it a few £££ for a can ???
Has the can been trampled on & cut to the death ??

WWF are releasing it aparently,

it's called WWF "Smack" Down

Coco cola used to contain cocaine when it was first released :)

mineute amounts but yeah enough to get people hooked, also used to run ad campaigns that briefly showed an image of a coke can not long enought to see it and register but subconciously... bit off tpic but not bad for a first post :P

does it come in bottles or cans?......either way..line em up!!!!!!! :rolleyes:

It still does.

Its one of very few licensed users of imported coca. All of the stimilant has been removed though: spoilsports.

lol. There is no cocaine whatsoever in coca cola anymore. That was from when it was first released! Can just imagine all the young kids snorting coca cola through straws after hearing that lol!!

I think the drink is called 'Cocaine' but is actually a piss poor Red Bull knock off.

Yes, i've heard of it, it was in the paper the other day "apparently" it has 3-5 more times caffiene added than red bull and supposed to give the ultimate high the same as cocaine and apparently numb your throat or summit:wonder:
( would'nt know my self never done cocaine) supposed to be a big hit in america at the moment :freak3:

Nice marketing pitch, whats the tagline going to be?
"Turns you into an arrogant cock, then into a paranoid prick in less than 15 minutes!!"
:rolleyes:
astraboy.

There is. The supplying company has the ony licence to import coca into the USA. The stimilant is removed.

Why call it that though. Bloody stupid if you ask me.

its controversial so it will get free advertising on the news, clever marketing in one sense;)

will make a nice change from vodka and red bull :D

Nip into some of the pubs around here and ask for some Cocaine and you are liable to be short of money for the round and thirsty! :freak3:

Relentless is a new caffeine drink.

Far hit from cocaine mind. But has the same red bull properties, but comes in a uber can, so it's like two red bulls. Made by Coca Cola. It's better tasting than red bull and not as sweet IMO.

In thailand they sell lots of energy drinks, usually in glass vials(sp?), some of those have speed in them. You see guys wasted on the street and loads of those around.

They also do a "Double Bull". Double the ingredients of a red bull, but in a tiny glass vial. Can get them in NZ too. They'll keep you going no worries. :) :thumb:

Ha ha, like this quote on their website

Does Cocaine contain cocaine? No, we don't advocate drug use. What you do with your drink is completely up to you!

.....but we do want to use the word cocaine in a cheap marketing campaign so we can get loads of kids and sad people who wanna be COOL to drink our sh1tty product...... :Suspiciou

Yeah, many a cheap night on Thai "whiskey" and a horrendous energy drink mix! :lol1: Tastes obscene, but you only need two or three.......

we drank this stuff in Cyprus called m150, was in a little glass bottle was a liitle mad


http://www.bangkokcompanies.com/thai...gydrinks10.jpg

http://www.drinkcocaine.com/images/compare1.jpg

i can see the kids of gatecrasher now, tanked up to the max on a nice cup of expresso

awesome

Taking more caffeine does not increase the high though, it just makes you feel worse. lol

Gatecrasher is long-since dead Mick!

10 pints cant beat it ..
 

True true ,mate what happens if u drink to much do u loose your throat linning like u do with a sniff nostrils not there any more ????

thought they were opening up a few new smaller venues?