K2, Spice, Scooby Snax, and Bizarro are often called “synthetic marijuana.” That’s grossly inaccurate.

Service members from Fort Meade are being denied the right to go a Hanover, Md. gas station that sells something the kids are smoking called Spice.

Photo used under a Creative Commons license with Aesum The Washington Post reports on the rise in sales of “spice,” a synthetic marijuana product that cannot be detected by drug-screening tests and can be bought and sold legally. At least, for the time being. How long after a Washington Post runs an eyebrow-raising feature — on a synthetic, legal substance that gets you high with none of the civic consequences of smoking pot — do…