They got the beer bong, the aerosol air freshener, the angry snowman T-shirt and the pacifiers.
But when Clarence Watson held up the tube of lipstick parents had missed while searching a teen’s bedroom for signs of drug use, their reaction made it obvious they hadn’t gotten that.
“This is actually a marijuana pipe,†said Watson, demonstrating how the tube could transition from cosmetic aid to illicit paraphernalia.
An audible “Oh dang†emanated from the audience, followed soon by an “Oh man†as Watson deftly revealed a similar pipe inside a fluorescent yellow highlighter.
“Our goal today is, number one, to make you aware of what is happening in the drug environment today,†said Watson, who with Emmy Sasala works for the Susan P. Byrnes Health Education Center in York.
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