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The Unforeseen LSD Overdose of 1972

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Re: The Unforeseen LSD Overdose of 1972

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A veteran of the 60's and 70's. Much preferred psilocybin mushrooms. Knew a young lady who grew them in her closet. Spectacular visuals, no "bad trips" and you never woke up the next day feeling like your dog had died...

Bad psilocybin mushroom trips are similarly common as bad LSD trips.

Re: The Unforeseen LSD Overdose of 1972

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post #6

A veteran of the 60's and 70's. Much preferred psilocybin mushrooms. Knew a young lady who grew them in her closet. Spectacular visuals, no "bad trips" and you never woke up the next day feeling like your dog had died...

Bad psilocybin mushroom trips are similarly common as bad LSD trips.

Never had one. Then again, my shrooms were plucked directly from the soil and popped into my mouth. But there has always been a truth-in-labeling problem in the clandestine recreational drug market...
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