• This little gadget sounds kind of gross, but if it does what it says it does then, sign me up! I’ll start saving my $375 now! (New York Magazine)

• You may be Smarter Than a 5th Grader, but are you drunker than a 4th grader? (WGAL)

• Wow, if I ever spend so much time on the internet that my spouse feels obliged to do this…well, then I guess I deserve it. (orange.co.uk)

• Leave it to young college co-eds to ban together and locate the missing camera of a hot chick. Shocking, really. Thanks Facebook! (UK Dailymail)

• Drug dealer sells broccoli to undercover cops…because he didn’t have any actual weed. He couldn’t “just say no”? (themorningcall.com)

• So much for nice girls. Here are 10 reasons why being a bitch will better your relationship.

• Kill your TV – 33 ways to watch TV online.

• The summer’s coolest treat… The Beersicle. All the kids are doing it.

• Cheerleaders go undercover… to sell sh%t on the street??? VIDEO

• The Top 10 Sex Records… Even Rod Stewart would be amazed.

• Meet the Cougars. I mean c’mon girls are dating their daddies. What’s the big deal???

• VIDEO - Somebody get the scissors… A real life human tale – tail.

• Forget fist fighting. These days men are all about the Skin Chomp and the Fight Bite.

• Fuschia is the new pink and it’s hot!

• VIDEO – Menomena’s “Rotten Hell” – “300 with food and kids instead of pecs and quads.”

Attending college in the Northeast after growing up in a small Midwestern town nestled in the cornfields provided many “culture shocks” to say the least. One of the most memorable was the prevalence of cocaine usage among students. I was surprised to find out that cocaine was the popular drug of choice for many girls my age. Whether it was for the weight loss affects or just the appeal of staying up all night to party, I still could not grasp that people were really into this drug that seemed so hardcore to me. Aw, my little naive freshman self. How cute.

We all know about the supposed celeb cokeheads like Lindsay Lohan. I mean, a picture says a thousand words, right? But, I would venture to say that cocaine really has become a staple among college nightlife scenes. The New York Times investigates cocaine’s popularity as well and suggests that it is now much more socially accepted.

“There seems to be less of a stigma about cocaine,” said Dr. Herbert Kleber, director of the division of substance abuse at the New York State Psychiatric Institute in Manhattan…“People don’t feel nearly as much the need to hide it,” he said. “They feel that they can use it in a more open fashion.” Read More »