Wild drug that causes insane pain

In the wild corners of South Asia, particularly Pakistan and parts of India, some folks have taken to smoking scorpions—yep, those creepy crawlies with the stabby tails—for a mind-bending high that’s cheaper than a Netflix subscription. Picture this: dried scorpion tails crushed into a joint with tobacco or hash, or even a live scorpion roasted over coals, with thrill-seekers huffing the toxic fumes like it’s a bizarre BBQ. The result? A 10-hour to three-day trip that’s part euphoria, part hallucination, and a whole lot of “why did I do this?” as the venom hits with pain worse than a breakup text.

It’s not exactly a trendy TikTok challenge, but this quirky, dangerous habit has popped up in rural areas where heroin’s scarce and poverty pushes people to get creative.Don’t expect this at your local dispensary, though. Smoking scorpions is a niche, risky business—think addiction worse than binge-watching a bad reality show, plus potential side effects like psychosis or organ failure.

In Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa or India’s dusty border towns, it’s a desperate workaround for drug shortages, not a cultural pastime. While social media might hype it as the next wild thing, it’s more a cautionary tale than a party trick. So, next time you’re in South Asia, maybe stick to chai instead of chasing a scorpion-fueled fever dream!

this one is done with Grok... decent aint it...