They just don't make ex like they used to. According to a recent finding by the Office of Drug Control Policy, 55 percent of ecstasy seized in the U.S. last year was laced with meth, a ten percent increase from 2006. Back in my day, in college, ex was so clean that when you snorted it, it wouldn't make your nose bleed or your head go numb but 2 out of every 3 times. Now, we might as well just start calling it "mecstacy," much like "brunch" or "Brangelina," but more fun and way more popular.
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