Parents across the country have been put on alert for a dangerous new trend that brings a new meaning to the term “nose candy.” Kids and teens are snorting the candy Smarties. Experts say that there ...

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A student at a Lancaster County school has snorted crushed-up Smarties candies, mirroring reports of the unusual behavior at other schools around the country. A high school student recently told a ...

There are so many things wrong with this trend. For starters: don't waste candy. Don't waste the delicious sugar that will perk you up for 7 minutes only to send you crashing down seconds later.

Some parents in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, got a disturbing letter from their kids' school this week warning them that their children might be snorting Smarties. According to Boing Boing, Portsmouth ...

in her school lunch room as her friends filmed her. Apparently, this is a trend. The entire time I watched this video all I could think about was where is this child's mother? Click through to watch ...

In 2013, the internet was rife with videos of teenagers sniffing condoms, pulling them out of their mouths, almost choking as they did. Now it seems that this worrying ‘challenge’ – one that some news ...

The maker of Palcohol, the controversial powdered alcohol mix, has some things to say about the criticisms his product has received from the media and lawmakers. In a PSA-style YouTube video (post ...

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