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 Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2007 8:05 pm
If there is some way that they find out you were on it ever in you life, you can't get a driver's licence, because you can have hallucinations thirty and forty years after your last trip. That's what I read anyway...I want to drive, so I don't think I will take any any time soon.
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Posted: Fri Oct 19, 2007 11:45 am
green-little-penguin If there is some way that they find out you were on it ever in you life, you can't get a driver's licence, because you can have hallucinations thirty and forty years after your last trip. That's what I read anyway...I want to drive, so I don't think I will take any any time soon. Well, LSD doesn't stay in your body very long before it completely metabolizes. I think the last they can really detect it is with really strong tests about a month after the trip.
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The Ghoul In Pajamas Crew
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Posted: Sat Oct 20, 2007 11:17 pm
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Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 4:15 pm
miss_phantasmagoria green-little-penguin If there is some way that they find out you were on it ever in you life, you can't get a driver's licence, because you can have hallucinations thirty and forty years after your last trip. That's what I read anyway...I want to drive, so I don't think I will take any any time soon. Well, LSD doesn't stay in your body very long before it completely metabolizes. I think the last they can really detect it is with really strong tests about a month after the trip. Oh, really? I had to do a resarch proect on it for my History of Rock and Roll class last year and that's what my sources told me. Maybe I got faulty information.
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Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2008 11:37 am
I honestly love LSD. I think its the most psychedelic drug ever made/discovered/found.
I'd love to try it some day, but it kind of ruins my plan to be straight edge and what not. I'd give it up just to try LSD at least once. I just don't want it to be hanging over me for a long time ever after.
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Posted: Wed Feb 27, 2008 4:17 pm
darkhorsegeorge O rly is it easy to do >_> <_< my mind is open to anything and everything. Ive never done it, and I didnt know it was cheaper than mary jane. My friends done mj not that. Lol we were joking with another friend of mine, and i was all id do LSD LOL yanno, rly loud so the teacher could hear and get annoyed, and my friends like Id do acid but never LSD. she was completely serious, and my other friend and I just burst out laughing. it was sad we had to point out her mistake.
She needn't feel too bad about it. Jimi Hendrix made the same mistake once. 3nodding
Re the actual discussion: I have yet to try LSD, but I intend to be going about it sometime soon. I'm either using it or shrooms for my birthday, and either way it will be my first psychedelic, which is exciting. It's my 18th, and I wanted to make sure it was extra-special. Psychedelics are something I've always wanted to try, so I decided that taking a nice head-trip with a couple of good friends was how I wanted to spend the day. I'm counting down the days. biggrin
I've heard great things about LSD, though. Enlightening, fascinating, entrancing, beautiful... I have heard lots of very good things. As I understand it, LSD is a very powerful experience that anyone interested in drugs should probably try at least once. Positive reports even from those who have suffered bad trips makes a pretty persuasive case for experimenting with it, imo, and some of the art that's been inspired by it also speaks well for its potential. Plus, I've always been intrigued by the listed effects and the possibilities of self-discovery of psychedelic dreams.
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Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2008 3:28 pm
You don't do drugs, drugs do you!
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Posted: Sat Aug 30, 2008 12:01 pm
avii-babii miss_phantasmagoria green-little-penguin If there is some way that they find out you were on it ever in you life, you can't get a driver's licence, because you can have hallucinations thirty and forty years after your last trip. That's what I read anyway...I want to drive, so I don't think I will take any any time soon. Well, LSD doesn't stay in your body very long before it completely metabolizes. I think the last they can really detect it is with really strong tests about a month after the trip. Oh, really? I had to do a resarch proect on it for my History of Rock and Roll class last year and that's what my sources told me. Maybe I got faulty information. It would be interesting to find out if one can get hallucinations and flashbacks years later.
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Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 11:09 am
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