[brucedickinson]

could have been worse. Could have been jelly donuts.

[Fresh Wind]

could have been worse. Could have been jelly donuts.

Or [gasp!] candy cigarettes!

[ClearCase_guy]

could have been worse. Could have been jelly donuts.

The cops would have been all over that!

[T-Bird45]

Could have been worse. Could have been jelly donuts.

Or they could have done as I did - bring a pill bottle filled with chocolate milk mix to go in my morning and afternoon break carton of milk. I was quite the renegade back in my elementary school in the 60s. Now I'm just in my 60s and can't contemplate even having any milk...

[arthurus]

Kids do these things all the time about middle school age. Mostly it is harmless, cinnamon oil 50-60 years ago was not copying any home habits, but the way this stuff is being "trafficked" and the name it is called says a lot about home life. It needs to be quashed just because it is consciously emulating real and dangerous drugs. Punishing kids won't end the problem at all, though it might cause a very few kids to avoid these tings, because it is a problem stemming from the adults at home. The solution lies way up the chain and is probably unattainable. There are only two ways to end or almost end the drug phenomenon: total elimination of drug laws is one. The other is quick execution of anyone caught with illegal drugs- Libertarian or Singaporean.