Rome's Coked-Up Air Makes Life Even Dolce-er

Rome always puts me in the perfect mood. Maybe it's the history, or the art, or the coffee, or the food, or the beautiful people. Or the free drugs.

Scientists have discovered particles of cocaine and marijuana, as well as caffeine and tobacco, in the air of Italy’s capital, they said on Thursday.

The concentration of drugs was heaviest in the air around Rome’s Sapienza university, though the National Research Council’s Dr. Angelo Cecinato warned against drawing conclusions about students’ recreational habits.

Awesome. The second highest concentration was probably near the Vatican. More here.