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Originally posted by duecerYeah, me too, when I was in the Air Force flying B-52's we all liked acid because it didn't show up on surprise urine tests that SAC crewmen had to take since we worked with nuclear weapons. 🙄😲😀
when I was in the Marines it was the drug of choice, because it did not show up on a piss test.😏
Originally posted by Sam The ShamAnd then the acid wore off and you realised you were never in the Air Force, but in fact taught maths for a living in a small town were the ratio of men to women is freakishly high and the only entertainment is flicking beer caps into a bucket.
Yeah, me too, when I was in the Air Force flying B-52's we all liked acid because it didn't show up on surprise urine tests that SAC crewmen had to take since we worked with nuclear weapons. 🙄😲😀
I just listened to his obituary on the BBC. They used interview material from the documentary i posted earlier AND TOTALLY MISS REPRESENTED IT!! They literally cut out everything he had to say, focusing simply on his 'bad trip' after ingesting 1/4 milligram of LSD. For those who aren't aware, 1/4 of a milligram is enough to take out most of RHP in one go!! I am disgusted!! While LSD can be seriously unpleasant if used incorrectly (as in this case) Hoffman was a champion of it's positive effects! BBC a champion of fair reporting my arse!
Originally posted by Marinkatombyou sound surprised that the bbc would avoid accusations of encouraging drug use ? the bbc is about as impartial as a horny dog at a Miss Lovely Legs competition 😛
I just listened to his obituary on the BBC. They used interview material from the documentary i posted earlier AND TOTALLY MISS REPRESENTED IT!! They literally cut out everything he had to say, focusing simply on his 'bad trip' after ingesting 1/4 milligram of LSD. For those who aren't aware, 1/4 of a milligram is enough to take out most of RHP in one go ...[text shortened]... ) Hoffman was a champion of it's positive effects! BBC a champion of fair reporting my arse!