9/30/11
9/29/11
9/28/11
9/27/11
The Acid Library: Collected PDFs 1949-2002
Becker, A.M, The LSD Papers, 1949 (PDF)
Becker, Cordula. Subjective Visual Experiences of Colour and Form Induced by Temporally Modulated Light, 2005 (PDF)
Blewitt, DB and Chwelos, N. Handbook for the Therapeutic Use of LSD-25, 1959 (PDF)
Eisner, Betty. Remembrances of LSD Therapy Past, 2002 (PDF)
Huxley, Aldous. The Doors of Perception, 1970 (PDF)
Lee, Martin, and Shlain, Bruce. Acid Dreams: The Complete Social History of LSD, 1985 (PDF)
The Psychedelic Review 1-10 (1964-1969) (ZIP)
Stevens, Jay Storming Heaven, 1987 (PDF)
Sulgin, Alexanger. Dow Psychopharmacology Notes, 1979 (PDF)
Zap Comix Issues 0-5 (1967-1970) (ZIP)
Labels:
Acid Library,
Aldous Huxley,
Alexander Shulgin
9/26/11
ketaforensics
"After spending the last four months filing FOIA requests and thumbing through hundreds of pages of police reports in an attempt to solve the little-known murder of a San Antonian mycologist in the early 80s, I have come to the conclusion that crime solving is hard...Neither in my sober investigations nor in my daydreams did I ever consider the most obvious solution: self-administering an anesthetic dose of ketamine and mentally traveling back in time to witness the murder. Then I stumbled upon a non-fiction book called Into The Void by an author named Zoe7, a self described “multidimensional synergy personality cluster” composed of six distinct identities. The book details Zoe7's attempts to solve the JonBenét Ramsey murder using no other forensic equipment than a hypodermic needle filled with ketamine and his mind. As one would expect, his experiments were wildly successful and he is the only person known to have witnessed exactly what happened in the Ramsey home that fateful night in December of 1996." [HM]
"I found myself in a dark bedroom. There were two single beds in that bedroom, but the second bed was empty. What struck me as odd however, was that I saw JonBonet’s mother lying in bed asleep, holding her son in her arms. Then, as I was heading towards the door to continue my search for JonBonet, I was suddenly startled by JonBonet herself! She was wearing a white gown and thick fury flipflops. She was also carrying something close to her chest with one of her arms. I could not make out what it was, but the surprising thing however, was the fact that she could see me!...I kneeled down and carefully took JonBonet by her little shoulders and said to her that I had been looking for her, and that I wanted to find out what happened. Unfortunately for me, but fortunately for her––in a way––she did not realize that she had been murdered––at least not at that particular space-time (or perhaps probability) window I had arrived in." [Zoe7]
"KETAFORENSICS - THE ART AND SCIENCE OF USING KETAMINE TO SOLVE THE JONBENÉT RAMSEY MURDER" [VICE]
Labels:
2011,
Hamilton Morris,
Ketamine
9/23/11
9/22/11
9/21/11
9/22/2011
The bodies of 23 male and 12 female murder victims were abandoned in front of the Plaza Americas commercial area this afternoon in Boca del Rio, a suburb of Veracruz. Hundreds of horrified motorists and onlookers witnesse as gunmen on board several pickups escorted the vehicles to the site where they hung a banner:
"This will happen to all the Zeta shit that stay in Veracruz, the plaza has a new owner...G.N. (Gente Nueva). Here is el ferras and his royal court."
A source within the Veracruz Attorney General's office confirmed with El Universal news group that the the victims were Zetas and the executioners belonged to the Gulf Cartel.
9/20/11
acid health care
"Luckily, in one of those synchronistic events that always seem to happen on acid, the place Elektra decided to sit was quickly shared by Kelis' ass. This blew life back into the poor, tripping girl. "It looks incredible," she said, grinning. "I'm getting seriously good vibes."
"London Fashion Week on Acid" [VICE]
9/2/11
"We must reconsider our ideas on drugs. It seems these boys live off them, yet they seem extremely healthy and stong. We will see." —Cecil Beaton, diary entry on The Rolling Stones
Labels:
Cecil Beaton,
The Rolling Stones
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