Albert Hofmann discovered LSD and its hallucinogen properties. A great big thanks to old Al from us psychedelics!!!
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LSD is a poison that sits on your spinal cord and eats away at it. You know that awful back pain you get when you are coming down? That's it. You could easily die from using LSD. I wish you wouldn't use it. If you continue to use it, there is a good chance you won't be around to organize any peaceful protests of the American government!
Don't do drugs...please.
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Don't do drugs...please.
:)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lisser wrote: [/QUOTENAME]LSD is a poison that sits on your spinal cord and eats away at it. You know that awful back pain you get when you are coming down? That's it. You could easily die from using LSD. I wish you wouldn't use it. If you continue to use it, there is a good chance you won't be around to organize any peaceful protests of the American government!
Don't do drugs...please.
:)[/QUOTE]
Don't lie, please. I did a paper on this; LSD is 100% non-toxic, all traces of it vanish from the body within hours (before the trip is even over), you can't use it often as you grow resistant of it for several days after one dose, and it has great psychological potential as well.
None of the items I mentioned are debatable, all the advantages which weren't 100% scientifically verified I have left out for sheer objectivity.
Don't do drugs...please.
:)[/QUOTE]
Don't lie, please. I did a paper on this; LSD is 100% non-toxic, all traces of it vanish from the body within hours (before the trip is even over), you can't use it often as you grow resistant of it for several days after one dose, and it has great psychological potential as well.
None of the items I mentioned are debatable, all the advantages which weren't 100% scientifically verified I have left out for sheer objectivity.
Drugs are good because they kill morons.
Kudos to Mr. Hoffman.
Kudos to Mr. Hoffman.
You can do it, it's all up to you, mmkay.
With a little plan you can change your life today....
You don't have to spend your life addicted to smack,
Homeless on the street, givin' handjobs for crack.
Follow my plan and very soon you will say
It's easy mmkay.
With a little plan you can change your life today....
You don't have to spend your life addicted to smack,
Homeless on the street, givin' handjobs for crack.
Follow my plan and very soon you will say
It's easy mmkay.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<b><font color = "crimson">Thomas Quinn wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Lisser wrote: [/QUOTENAME]LSD is a poison that sits on your spinal cord and eats away at it. You know that awful back pain you get when you are coming down? That's it. You could easily die from using LSD. I wish you wouldn't use it. If you continue to use it, there is a good chance you won't be around to organize any peaceful protests of the American government!
Don't do drugs...please.
:)[/QUOTE]
Don't lie, please. I did a paper on this; LSD is 100% non-toxic, all traces of it vanish from the body within hours (before the trip is even over), you can't use it often as you grow resistant of it for several days after one dose, and it has great psychological potential as well.
None of the items I mentioned are debatable, all the advantages which weren't 100% scientifically verified I have left out for sheer objectivity.[/QUOTE]
Lie?? You are calling me a liar? Unbelievable, the opportunities you take to call people names just because they have a differing opinion than you.
The fact is Thomas, that the effects, both long term on the body, brain, and what neurotransmitters LSD affects and the damage done to them are still not known. By all means, please continue to use it. It's illegal for good reasons. If you get caught with it, you'll ruin any chance of having a decent job in your future. Or if you jump to your death off a 27 story building while you are on your fabulous trip, it won't matter anyway, will it?
I hope using it is all worth it to you. One day when you are older and wiser, you'll regret it.
Don't do drugs...please.
:)[/QUOTE]
Don't lie, please. I did a paper on this; LSD is 100% non-toxic, all traces of it vanish from the body within hours (before the trip is even over), you can't use it often as you grow resistant of it for several days after one dose, and it has great psychological potential as well.
None of the items I mentioned are debatable, all the advantages which weren't 100% scientifically verified I have left out for sheer objectivity.[/QUOTE]
Lie?? You are calling me a liar? Unbelievable, the opportunities you take to call people names just because they have a differing opinion than you.
The fact is Thomas, that the effects, both long term on the body, brain, and what neurotransmitters LSD affects and the damage done to them are still not known. By all means, please continue to use it. It's illegal for good reasons. If you get caught with it, you'll ruin any chance of having a decent job in your future. Or if you jump to your death off a 27 story building while you are on your fabulous trip, it won't matter anyway, will it?
I hope using it is all worth it to you. One day when you are older and wiser, you'll regret it.
A) I don't use LSD, but I at least am not narrow-minded enough to automatically dismiss it
B) Guess how many LSD-related deaths there have been in history. Guess. No? ONE. And that was someone who took approx. 4 000 doses intravenously, and even he didn't die of the LSD itself, he died because he lost consciousness and drowned.
In addition, I can quote several high-ranking doctors of medicine who have stated that the chance of someone dying of LSD in any circumstance other than bad judgement in for instance traffic are minimal, and that no situation like someone jumping off a building thinking they could fly has EVER occurred.
C) LSD and marijuana are indeed illegal for a reason: propaganda. For the ban of the second, the credit goes to one sole person, namely W.R. Hearst (you know, the guy Citizen Kane was based upon). LSD was made illegal mainly because it was growing too popular, and both Johnson and Nixon were scared to death of Timothy Leary (Nixon called him "the most dangerous man in America". That's rich, coming from him)
B) Guess how many LSD-related deaths there have been in history. Guess. No? ONE. And that was someone who took approx. 4 000 doses intravenously, and even he didn't die of the LSD itself, he died because he lost consciousness and drowned.
In addition, I can quote several high-ranking doctors of medicine who have stated that the chance of someone dying of LSD in any circumstance other than bad judgement in for instance traffic are minimal, and that no situation like someone jumping off a building thinking they could fly has EVER occurred.
C) LSD and marijuana are indeed illegal for a reason: propaganda. For the ban of the second, the credit goes to one sole person, namely W.R. Hearst (you know, the guy Citizen Kane was based upon). LSD was made illegal mainly because it was growing too popular, and both Johnson and Nixon were scared to death of Timothy Leary (Nixon called him "the most dangerous man in America". That's rich, coming from him)
I think it's good to try drugs, as long as you don't become addicted and let them affect ur mind/health. (same goes for drinking, eating, etc.)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]SONIA DORIS<br><font size=1>The Cranky wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I think it's good to try drugs, as long as you don't become addicted and let them affect ur mind/health. (same goes for drinking, eating, etc.)[/QUOTE]
That's why the distinction SOFT vs. HARD drugs exists: with soft drugs it is impossible to develop a physical dependence (although a psychological one is always possible, if you are a weak person in resisting temptations, but that goes for everything from licking postal stamps to jerking off), with hard drugs that dependence is possible.
Excessive use of anything is bad for you, but things like marijuana, psylocibine (magic mushrooms), LSD, peyote, mescaline and all other soft drugs do not cause harm to your body in any way. It's one's own responsibility. In fact, I think hard drugs should be one's own responsibility as well, seeing as I believe the individual can decide for him/herself and this would eliminate about 75% of organized crime, but I can understand that they are banned.
Banning soft drugs is purely to do with narrow-mindedness.
That's why the distinction SOFT vs. HARD drugs exists: with soft drugs it is impossible to develop a physical dependence (although a psychological one is always possible, if you are a weak person in resisting temptations, but that goes for everything from licking postal stamps to jerking off), with hard drugs that dependence is possible.
Excessive use of anything is bad for you, but things like marijuana, psylocibine (magic mushrooms), LSD, peyote, mescaline and all other soft drugs do not cause harm to your body in any way. It's one's own responsibility. In fact, I think hard drugs should be one's own responsibility as well, seeing as I believe the individual can decide for him/herself and this would eliminate about 75% of organized crime, but I can understand that they are banned.
Banning soft drugs is purely to do with narrow-mindedness.
I must contradict you on this one Caspie: stuff like marijuana used in excess fucks up your brain. one becomes a (walkin?) vegetable due to smoking (etc.) a lot of things like that.
i av never smoked and drugs are a no no !
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]_Nevermore_ wrote: [/QUOTENAME]i av never smoked and drugs are a no no ![/QUOTE]
Ditto.
Ditto.
There is absolutely nothing wrong with smoking a little weed....
... especially if you talk about oregano.