Bro Tells Us All About Bath Salts

(Huffingtonpost) Heinous crimes have indeed been connected to bath salts. Earlier this month, Ronnie Lee Hardesty allegedly took a hammer to a church door and interrupted the congregation while high, and Brandon DeLeon took "Cloud 9" -- one variation of the drug -- before he tried to bite cops. But Saunders, a peaceful man who claims he "doesn't do drugs," chalks all the bath salts attacks up to psychos going psycho. It's not going to turn the user into a face-biter, Saunders says, unless that person is predisposed to face-biting. "It's a misconception that the drug causes these attacks -- it's crazy," Saunders told HuffPost Weird News. "Now, it's a terrible terrible drug to do. But bath salts in itself isn't evil. "So what does doing bath salts feel like? Saunders said he's only tried any given drug -- except for weed -- one time. But he said bath salts gave him the worst trip of all. "It made me angry, ornery, just gave me a real vicious angst," he said. "It's like a dark cloud of doom settling on your shoulders. Your brain gets really clogged. "You just want it to end -- I'd never ever do it again," he added.

Bath Salt Art

When at first you don't succeed turn to bath salts... seriously though, how crazy is this. I know two things about bath salts, you trip balls, and you kill things and go crazy. You kill people, you do crazy stupid shit, and weird things happen. That being said, this is some art work here. You gotta check this out. All I'm gonna say is, I'm not about to do bath salts, but I will enjoy this crazy bath salts inspired art.