Does LSD actually exist anywhere anymore, or is it a thing of the past?
812739
Yes its still around... just not as much as its not as desirable anymore and for the 2 arrests made in 2000.\n\nbut to the people who say make your own... thats not really possible unless your an university trained oganic chemist with atleast 10 grand in lab equipment. Thats one of the reasons why LSD is harder to find, becuase its harder to get somone to make it. its not your standard meth lab set up that 2 black guys can do in a bath tub.\n\nanyways lately ive only seen it in liquid form, the main supplyer for United states is probly putting it in liquid and not blotter.
576311
Not anymore. Define experiment. One of my experiments was to see if I could take all the drugs I had in my possession at one time & live. Not really to see how high I'd get because there's a plateau that I never could get past. BTW - this is not a very good nor plausible experiement. I strongly recommend against it.
1090374
You can stick your hand in a drum of LSD and live. I don't believe a lethal dose has been determined. And it is such a highly regulated drug that government experiments are not allowed.
91136
*Shaking my shaggy skull* As DHE is relatively new, there are no long term studies that I can find so far, a lot of short term ones though. Most studies of that sort are under controled situations for things like headaches, not overdosage to create hallucinations. But just because there are no studies does not mean there are no effects. Anytime one throws the body out of balance with drugs (good or bad) there are effects.\n\nIt was not just hippies that dropped acid, pretty much everybody (people like you and me) from all walks of life experimented with drugs in the 60's 70's and 80's. Hallucinagens were as common then as Ecstasy and Meth are today.\nAs for LSD, the effects are not exactly physical per sey, they occur in the brain and are now described as the phenomenon known as post-hallucinogen perceptual disorder (PHPD). Pretty much flashbacks with a technical name. http://www.erowid.org/psychoactives/health/hppd/hppd_article1.shtml\nI myself can vouch they are real as I know more than one previously bright person who was lost to hallucinagenic overdoses.\n\nLike all things, too much is bad for one...
436174
The answer is simple : no, because none of the above ever existed or exist today.
488866
No, and ill tell you why. Long ago when drugs were actually legal and many of our forefathers used them everyone started using them. This was the time when slavery had just been abolished. They started outlawing drugs using the excuse that black men were using drugs and raping all the white women. I think that they still use stupid excuses these days, like it supports terrorism, etc. Give me a break. sorry, sometimes the things in politics really confuse me.
554255
how much LSD did you take today?
937365
Have you ever done LSD? Are you doing LSD now?
249804
it's shocking. get it. hell i don't remeber because it's been so many years since i had mine. i have been epileptic for about 28 years and it still sucks ass. I'm so medicated most days that I wonder why I ever quit using the illegal stuff. your best bet is to call around and ask.
236411
I think pot usage was wider spread back then before the government dug in with all the anti-drug campaigning and subsidies to law enforcement.  The taboo of it has been softened too.  Coke was off the hook back then, really just getting started...but I don't think it's any worse than today, considering how strong the growing darker forces of the Columbian Drug Cartel have become.  So, all-in-all, the same...basing that on information from the media and the occasional creepy book or two covering the subject from Barnes & Noble....
470156
LSD can cause dimentia, a false perception of reality, slight visual distortions, sudden feelings of tripping even when you aren't, just to name a few.\n\nLSD is not known to cause significant long-term physical damage but is very likely to cause physciological long-term damage. Even just a few bad trips can be cause for this.\n\nI would suggest visiting http://www.erowid.org/ for some unbiased information research and also visit http://www.bluelight.ru/vb/home.php because it has heaps of info and personal accounts.
918716
Sure has. 30 years ago there were no cell phones, minicomputers, digital cameras, CDs, VCRs, ATMs and debit cards, LASIK surgery, or car airbags. We did have microwave ovens, though they weren't as popular as they are now. We didn't have GPS or OnStar in our cars. But I think the biggest change has to be the personal computer, which is now almost ubiquitous.\n\nIn the past, we used maps we bought at the gas station. Now we go online for maps and driving directions. Want to plan a trip? Just go online, not to the travel agent down the street. The PC has made almost every part of our lives different -- sometimes for the better, sometimes not.
335300
no, in fact to test for lsd they have to do a spinal tap that is the only way to test for lsd it is only found in your spinal fluid. if they do give u adrug test they test for opiates,pot, cokecaine, and any other type of pill!       hope this helps u  ltr
1031767
Well they've been illegal for a long time now.  So I guess to answer your question I would say that they don't exist anymore.
586971
Yes, I tried it back in the 70s (Isn't it funny how this stuff just keeps popping up like it's new?)  You don't get high, but you can get very, very ill.  Don't try it!
759486
In my youth I did. It wasn't the same kind of "crack meth" it is today, tho. We called it speed because you would be "up" and at em for 24 hours with one snootful.\n\nWhen i watched a friend grab a needle and start to shoot up, I walked. Never came close to it again.\n\nI agree with you. Why would anyone try these new "concentrated" versions of these drugs?\n\nThank God He saved me.
734605
Lysergic acid diethylamide, commonly called LSD, acid, or LSD-25