Happy Birthday LSD!

[flippyshark]

Wow. I had no idea there were so many rules, regulations and warnings. I'm one of those "boring" people here. I've never even been stoned. (Not so much a moral/ethical choice, more an issue of cowardice.) LSD is one of the only drugs I've ever been at all tempted by, and ONLY because I want to see the pretty colors. (See my recent entry on the "favorite moments in animation" thread. I like surreal.) But the posts here make it clear that there are potential minefields, so my non-usage is certain to continue. Guess I'll have to stick to watching Fantasia rather than participating in it. Very interesting read, this thread.

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Eliza Hodgkins 1812

Once in college...

And one time, in band camp...

Originally Posted by innerSpaceman

Hahaha, that's like Rule No. 3 or possibly 2.


Ah I pity the odd young person who will come across LSD with no mentor class to guide them.

So, I am interested in what some of the rules are. I believe that one of them is to make sure you have someone with you who isn't dropping as a baby-sitter (or whatever you call that person). I don't know if that is just for your first time or every time.

What other guidelines are there? Just curious.

[Capt Jack]

at this point in my life theres really only one rule for that

dont

[CoasterMatt]

There's a special on the History Channel Saturday Night (10 PM Pacific), about the journey from Peyote to LSD.

[Tref]

!DSLBH

[mousepod]

Here's a great little ditty from 1967 performed by Peter Cook & Dudley Moore (click the label for the song):

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby

So, I am interested in what some of the rules are. I believe that one of them is to make sure you have someone with you who isn't dropping as a baby-sitter (or whatever you call that person). I don't know if that is just for your first time or every time.

Psh, who wants to be that person? I'd say you don't need a sober person, as long as you have a responsible experienced person. Larger groups are better because you never know who will flip out and who will stay steady. I'd also recommend doing it somewhere you are really comfortable (at home) for the first time, and reserving outdoor, public experiences for when you know what you're getting into.

But......wait for it............


........they're more guidelines than actual rules.

[€uroMeinke]

Originally Posted by mousepod

Here's a great little ditty from 1967 performed by Peter Cook & Dudley Moore (click the label for the song):

Hmmmm - I have a remake of this by Death by Chocolate, never knew it had goonish origins

[Kevy Baby]

Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor

........they're more guidelines than actual rules.

Visible mojo since I am incapable of mojoing you at the moment.