Sounds like an interesting night at CU. 35 Boulder rescue personnel and deputies (yes, that's 35) responded and rescued a University of Colorado student over the weekend after she got high on mushrooms and took off all her clothes while hiking near the Third Flatiron.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/naked-coed-high-shrooms-rescued-mountain-article-1.1349951
So they get arrested after calling for medical help? And then her picture is all over the net? wtf.
This is why illicit drug laws suck.
lol her two bambam pals called the cops because they were scared?
why didn't they just carry her down themselves?
Typical beta male behavior, probably the only way they could get laid.
damn, so was her facebook public or did the daily news pay facebook the going rate of a $100 or so for the access?
yes.
believe it or not, one of facebooks largest revenues is taking a fee from hiring firms to view your sh*t. smile.
Great headline at the bottom of the article!
"Wiener is all in! Disgraced pollution thrusts his way in the race for Mayor."
Nice.
Hmmm, I see these related articles from the OP's link.
SKINNY-DIPPING COUPLE ARRESTED FOR BEING NAKED
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/skinny-dipping-couple-arrested-naked-article-1.1344425
BURGLARS BUSTED AFTER BUTT-DIALING 911
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/burglars-busted-butt-dialing-911-cops-article-1.1348933
jeesh wrote:
damn, so was her facebook public or did the daily news pay facebook the going rate of a $100 or so for the access?
yes.
believe it or not, one of facebooks largest revenues is taking a fee from hiring firms to view your sh*t. smile.
If this were the case then the rate would be much higher
3/10
"We've got a hot coed naked in the hills...who wants to help with the rescue?"
not a moron wrote:
jeesh wrote:damn, so was her facebook public or did the daily news pay facebook the going rate of a $100 or so for the access?
yes.
believe it or not, one of facebooks largest revenues is taking a fee from hiring firms to view your sh*t. smile.
If this were the case then the rate would be much higher
3/10
I'm not sure what the exact fee is. But it is very much the case.
Great. Someone gets high and her self-inflicted emergency costs the taxpayers thousands to rescue her. I say throw the book at her.
unit wrote:
So they get arrested after calling for medical help? And then her picture is all over the net? wtf.
This is why illicit drug laws suck.
Agreed. Welcome to America.
Taylor Powers — a University of Colorado-Boulder student— decided to go hiking and then go on a trip in Chautauqua Park. When the drug kicked in, she got so aggressive her friends restrained her and called for help. She was treated and then arrested.
Who gets aggressive on shrooms? Nature and shrooms are a great combo. Shame on her trip guide for not being able to reign her in.
Those shrooms were likely laced with PCP.
Love Boat, probably why she was naked.
Dennis Reynolds wrote:
Those shrooms were likely laced with PCP.
Lesson for you kids out there, know the source of your drugs.
unit wrote:
This is why illicit drug laws suck.
This is the exact reason we have illicit drug laws. This girl's recreation cost tax payers probably thousands of dollars to rescue her. I'm all for MJ legalization and probably legalization of other drugs as well, but this is not a good example of why we should.
So you are firmly against naked college coeds roaming our nation's hiking trails? Odd.
i dunno, it costs 50k/yr to keep someone in prison. i don't think drug laws are saving us money despite the occasional use of safety infrastructure.
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i dunno, it costs 50k/yr to keep someone in prison. i don't think drug laws are saving us money despite the occasional use of safety infrastructure.
This girl won't get prison, but she'll get enough community service and probation to never do psychedelic drugs without making sure she has someone watching her.
Clam Evans wrote:
This is the exact reason we have illicit drug laws. This girl's recreation cost tax payers probably thousands of dollars to rescue her. I'm all for MJ legalization and probably legalization of other drugs as well, but this is not a good example of why we should.
If she was aggressive then I agree it may have necessitated police interaction anyway. Seems like a very strange reaction on mushrooms.