Caffeine

[Sarah]

An essential vitamin, without which one suffers from headaches, depression, sudden violent anger, sluggishness, muddled thinking, and crankiness.

[Sarah]

The only drug it's socially acceptable to be completely addicted to.

[Sarah]

the only reason Americans make it to class or their jobs

[Sarah]

A wonderful stimulant and vitamin that is an essential part of everyday life for those who would like to avoid sleep, or just be generally more productive. Diety, ritual, and drug rolled into one.
Caffeine.

[Sarah]

The gateway drug. mmmm [coffee].

[Sarah]

A legal stimulant that is found in coffee, soft drinks and energy drinks and there is the pill form. Normally ingested in drinks but can be swallowed in the pill form or the pill can be crushed to powder for snorting and even cases of slamming. Caffeine is as strong as amphetamines but does not cause wicked behavior as, cocaine, meth or other drugs but too much caffeine at one time can get a person high and can tweak a person out.

[Sarah]

A WAY OF LIFE!
CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT IT!!!

[Sarah]

Its like high-octane fuel for the brain. Its a [vitamin].

Found in guarana (only good if you want a nice drink, if its only for the vitamin, then its overpricy) but mostly coffee of course. Supplements like No-Doz pills have actually their caffeine from coffee decaffeinator byproducts.
Chocolate contains too much calories to be acceptable as source of caffeine.

To get the RDA in caffeine if you don't like coffee drink Diet Coke/Pepsi/etc.

Useful info now. Caffeine doesn't act like coke or speed! It doesn't act on the same pathway! Actually it mainly blocks the drowsiness-inducing

[Jessica]

A strong legal [stimulant] that is far more practical to snort in its pure form than ingest by drinking disgusting, [gut-wrenching] coffee. Snorting caffeine produces an immediate [energy rush] and more intense buzz than drinking
Very true. But remember, kids... If you want to snort pure caffeine, dont even consider crushing up a No-Doz and railing it... Eww... Talk about a nasty drip.

[Mark Zuckerberg]

A mild organic stimulant found in foods such as coffee, tea and chocolate; acts as a stimulant on the nervous system, kidneys and heart, dilates the blood vessels and induces the release of insulin in the body.

[Tanya Shivari]

a chemical, found for example in tea and coffee, that is a stimulant (= something that makes people more active)

[Marquetta]

A crystalline compound that is found especially in tea and coffee plants and is a stimulant of the central nervous system.