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The 1970s, when cocaine accessories were made from the tusks of endangered species
06.27.2013
03:46 pm
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The 1970s, when cocaine accessories were made from the tusks of endangered species


 
Opulence at its most disgustingly finest seen here in a 1970s mail-order ad for hand-carved ivory coke accessories. Apparently this ad was featured in High Times and Playboy.

Each of our exotic spoons, straws, and vials is delicately carved by skilled artisans from the finest center cuts of imported African ivory…the ideal coke surface. Ideal, because moisture does not condense on it, no particles will stick to its surface. The unique quality, coupled with the exquisite beauty of each hand carved design, makes each piece worth its weight in snow.

Kill an elephant, do some blow. Yuck.

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Via reddit

Posted by Tara McGinley
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06.27.2013
03:46 pm
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