What is tripping on both LSD and shrooms called?
[ For the guys whose answers have collapsed…it takes ~5 seconds to google “hippie flipping” – that’s most probably less than it took you to write the same stupid thing the guy before you did…]So, we now know that hippie-flipping is combining mushrooms and MDMA and candy-flipping is the combination between MDMA and LSD,; it would kind of make sense to have a fancy metaphor for the LSD and shrooms mix.While there are some set phrases roaming on various forums intended for this, there isn’t really any widely accepted term…and that’s mostly because not that many ”psychonauts” have touched those grounds.Even if you’ve done all the mentioned substances separately, you can imagine why.
Can one become permanently stuck in an acid or LSD trip for life by taking too much or just by taking it at all?
No, your school buddy was just bragging. I don't have the source any more, but there is well documented evidence of people who took way too much acid (something in the order of hundreds of doses at once ; LSD is active in so small amounts that is is said to be fairly easy to accidentally take a lot when you're manufacturing it). They made big trips and if I remember correctly they mostly did not remember much afterwards, but after a few hours they were all right. That has been used quite often as evidence that LSD is one of the least toxic drugs known.The only thing remotely close to what you're describing is Hallucinogen persisting perception disorder (HPPD). It is very rare and not fully explained; it means you regularly experience symptoms close to the psychedelic experience even after the substance has left your body. It is a chronic disorder and it comes and go, it is in no way like "tripping every day". And its causes are unknown but are not thought to be linked with the amount of psychedelic substances taken; it's more like some people are vulnerable to it and some are not.No idea about the cerebrospinal fluid detection thing, but I have doubts. The CSP is not a stagnant fluid, it is continually produced in some specific brain structures and absorbed back into the bloodstream. Anything diluted into it is bound to pass into the blood and then to be metabolized by the kidneys or liver.
Buying lsd for the first time..?
It's not a waste of money at all. For a drug that can change your life in the most positive ways possible and give you spiritual/religious experiences, your money will be going for a good cause. Anyways, LSD can be put onto almost anything. It depends on what you're buying. Blotters are often small squares of blotter paper, or absorbent paper. Also, some dealers may just cut off small squares of regular paper and drop the acid into the paper. LSD can also be put into candies, geltabs, microdots, pills, powder, sugarcubes, and into regular liquid. To convince him it's not your first time, use slang words such as acid, blotters, blots, hits, trips, etc. It'll make you sound a bit more experienced with buying the drug and make you sound less fake. For about 40 dollars, you should be able to get 4 hits(4 blotters) of LSD. If he gives you a discount, like I sometimes get, it could be 5 for 40$(around 5-12$ a hit). Here are some pictures: Blotters - http://media.photobucket.com/image/LSD/kawabongaby/lsd.jpg http://legaldruginfo.files.wordpress.com/2007/06/lsd-image.jpg Microdots - http://www.geradts.com/anil/ij/vol_003_no_002/reviews/tb/book005/081.jpg Geltabs - http://www.erowid.org/chemicals/lsd/images/archive/lsd_geltab4.jpg Sugarcubes - http://www.co.crow-wing.mn.us/sheriff/investigations/ladid1/images/LSD_Picture_002.jpg Pure Liquid- http://img.visualizeus.com/thumbs/08/12/05/delysid,lsd,lsd,25,psychedelic,sandoz-0ea3ad4f80ff7be3407c59e7fcff420d_h.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/231/491051135_b6acd69d19.jpg Powder- http://www.justice.gov/dea/photos/lsd/lsd_powder.jpg Pills- http://www.sunshinecoasthealthcentre.ca/img/lsd_2sm.jpg LSD laced candy - http://www.oldtimeconfection.com/Count%20Goods/giant%20sweet%20tart%20single.jpg
Can teachers legally search through your phone?
Tough question. There are a lot of factors involved: the phone probably doesn’t belong to the student (if the student is a minor, the contract is in the parent’s name and the parents can give consent to a search), the type of information (there are various layers of laws covering different aspects of the information on a phone—call logs and text messages, for instance, are protected by Federal law, and failure to observe proper law can run afoul of Federal wiretapping statutes, which have penalties up to twenty years in Federal prison and/or a $100,000 fine); and the expectation that schools can act “in loco parentis.”The differing legal jurisdictions are interesting. In Florida, for instance, Florida Statute 1006.09 specifically allows schools to search students’ property in some circumstances. However, and this is a big “however,” a state can not permit something that’s illegal on a Federal level, and anti-wiretapping statutes are Federal, not state. (The statute doesn’t mention cell phones, but Florida courts have ruled that cell phones count as “property.”)If a parent gives consent to the search, there’s likely nothing the student can do. On the other hand, an enterprising student whose phone is searched without consent might, if call or text message information is exposed during the search, be able to file a Federal anti-wiretapping complaint, and the teachers and/or school administrators might find themselves looking down the barrel of two decades in a Federal penitentiary. It would be fascinating to see what wold happen if a school did this, dug through a student’s text messages, and then the student and/or the student’s parents decided to make a test case out of it.The ACLU has sued school districts for searching cell phones, and schools have settled.ACLU Settles Student-Cell-Phone-Search Lawsuit With Northeast Pennsylvania School DistrictFederal courts have ruled against schools that have searched students’ phones.Judge Rejects Administrators' Search of Student's CellphoneMany lawsuits have been filed all over the US against schools that have searched students’ phones.If I were a schoolteacher, I sure as hell wouldn’t do it. A shitty, underpaid public job isn’t worth risking a Federal felony conviction. But that’s me.
How long would it take to kick in if you swallowed LSD right away?
20 minutes to 2 hours, for real LSD.High doses often kick in quicker, and experienced users for some reason can detect its onset faster than a novice.Sometimes, it can take over an hour to feel it. Many, many, MANY trippers make the mistake of dosing, and then when they don’t feel it after 30 minutes or an hour or even more they conclude “meh, this batch must be bunk” and consume even more acid. Then, the first dose’s effects begin; this inevitably leads to an uncomfortably intense trip for some people (others may handle it quite well and even enjoy it).If it takes longer than 2 hours to feel, then the substance ingested probably wasn’t actually LSD. The DO(x) family comes to mind—some of those drugs take over 3 hours to kick in, lasting for 18 or more hours! Sure, they produce psychedelic effects, yet their speedy undertone and incredible duration tend to get them less-than 5 star reviews by users.
As a Christian- is my nativity scene considered pagan?
I consider myself a Christian and I'm struggling with an issue on my nativity scene. I enjoy the Christmas holiday and decorations. I've recently been told by another Christian that my nativity scene is considered pagan and I should take it down. I'm not worshipping it....I only have it as a reminder of our greatest gift. Yes, I know Jesus wasn't born on Dec. 25th. Looking for advice.
When filling out California Drivers License or ID if your hair color or eye color has changed like eyes where?
brown now as I got older are green you can put that right? Like if you had brown hair now blond kinda stuff? Cuz i dont see anything with that but my friend does so Im askin you guys, cuz its not even a deal ppl change all the time