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The new "Silver" LSD
In the pacific northwest area there is a type of LSD which is somewhat legendary. Supposedly the formula is that of the "one family", which as far as swim understands is a commune, which is a modern day descendant of the merry pranksters, residing somewhere in eastern oregon.
Any lab rat or rabbit that is administered this LSD is impressed to say the least, many run off to find more but attain the average streed cid and are greatly dissapointed.
Swim's rat doesn't much like LSD as his first experience was an accidental dose of over a mg, which was rather traumatic. However, his rat has been looking at the silver tabs for some time, and eventually broke down and took approximately 40mcg of this substance. The effects took unusually long to set in, around 2h, but once they did it was like no other LSD he has taken. Beautiful visual distortion, but without the metallic/chemical physical sensation he expects from lasada. Normally LSD keeps the rat away from his food bowl, but he was not at all averse to eating whatever he felt like.
The rat had previously been administered gabapentin, clonazepam, and kava kava, which certainly had an effect on his experience, but this was around 8h before, and he is fairly sure that much of the effect he felt was indeed from the LSD.
Other animals report similar effects from this LSD, that it has all the nice parts but is devoid of all the unpleasant and strange ones, such as the mental distortion, time distortion, etc. Many are so drawn by the intense sensation of enlightenment brought on by the silver lasada that they find it imperative that they seem more drawn to it than average cid.
The effects were very strong for such a low mic. According to other rats 85mcg is a full experience, compared to the 200mcg that seems average around here.
Could this perhaps be some analogue of LSD-25? Hoffman perportedly synthesized a number analogues in his time at sandoz. Perhaps ALD-52, which according to what swim has read is dealt at times as LSD? Really there's no way to know and it doesn't matter much, swim certainly wanted to make a report on his rats and whats a rapidly spreading trend for psychedelic users in the pacific northwest.
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