Culture - How would Swim Locate LSD at an event?

[fortissimo]

So, SWIM is going to a local celebration that's known for the high incidence of recreational drug use, and since SWIM just moved to the area, SWIM doesn't know anyone that would have access to the said recreational drugs, but would like to obtain some while there. SWIM has never tried LSD or shrooms, just pot.

How would SWIM go about obtaining LSD or shrooms at such an event, without knowing people there? Would it be advisable in any case?

(this is my first post on the forums... and I don't think I'm breaking any rules with this, but I'll delete or quickly correct this if I am.)

[Pinkavvy]

At events where drugs are rampant; usually they are offered to swiy pretty quickly once swiy is there.

[Deano81]

Considering it will be a first time experience maybe such a 'celibration' isn't such a great place to start.
The setting and mood will be harder to control/monitor as opposed to say, a night at home.

My .02

[ProtectedByTheGods]

SWIM always look for the people who seem most spaced out, dancing intensely
and grinning their faces off.
He then proceeds to politely ask them what they are on, and where they got it.

When shopping for drugs, SWIM prefers to ask for them rather than being offered some.

[Mr Wolf]

It certainly wouldn't be too hard to find at an event like that.
The bigger question would be: Is that where you would like to experience a drug you have never done before, whose quality is unknown, whose effects you aren't familiar with and bought from someone you don't know.
SWIM generally prefers to have experiences like that in a quiet and controlled enviornment, like home, on the off chance its does not turn out as you expected. Having had a couple of bad experiences in public situations does make SWIM a little more cautious then most, perhaps.

[mr. strawberry]

keep swims ears open for the guy walking past whispering "trips", "doses" "rolls" "e" or something similar. if swim is looking for it it will find swim.
just dont stand around all tense looking like a cop.

[Jatelka]

From the rules:

• Use descriptive Topic Subject. This will help others find what they want to read. Topics with bad Topic subjects may be deleted! - there's nothing more annoying than looking at all those stupid "A stupid question" subject lines. I mean, I'm damn lazy, but how hard is it to type "A stupid question about (insert something here)"? As a rule of thumb, most thread titles should include the full name of the drug discussed.

A rule many tend to forget will cause a mass of warnings soon...


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