Showing posts with label Hallucinations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hallucinations. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

XVIII



Fuck! Don Flamenco is a semi-musical alien growth inhabiting an NES and merging with its advanced technology. Probably. In any case, check em out on the links and enjoy their newest contribution to paranoia at large. Word.


Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Firt



YOU: But officer, it must've been my gardener who planted it.
OFFICER: Oh yeah? It was your gardener who tipped us off that it was here.
YOU: There's your proof. He's always hated me.
The only way you'll get out of this one is if you can prove that your gardener is a communist or gets a lot of speeding tickets.
From A Child's Garden of Grass by Jack S Margolis and Richard Clorfene 1969

With such large quantities of marijuana entering the United States through Mexico, plus the fact that "marijuana" is a Spanish word, one might suppose that the plant itself is mexican in origin. This, however, is not the case. Marijuana became established at a fairly early time in history into the folk medicine of Mexico, but it probably originated in a very remote time the past in the Near East.
Because marijuana is very commonly used both in Mexican folk medicine and in Mexican sorcery...
From Secrets of the Mind-Altering Plants of Mexico by Richard Heffern 1974

But it would be unfair to suggest that the underground is only concerned with cannabis and drugs. It is a genuine protest against present-day materialist values, with a special interest in the mystical elements of life. Leech (1969) in a Christian analysis of this sub-culture writes: 'It is a serious movement with a concern for new values based on love, and it has brought about what can only be described as a new spirituality.'
From The Strange Case of Pot by Michael Schofield 1971


MANDRAKE
Mandragora officinarum L. Family Solanaceae (Potato family).
Material: Various parts especially parsnip-shaped root of perennial plant found in fields and stony places of southern Europe.
Usage: Brew made from boiling crushed root.
Active Constituents: Scopolamine, hyoscyamine, mandragoine and other tropanes.
Effects: Hallucinations followed by deathlike trance and sleep.
Contraindications: Same as thornapple. Said to cause insanity. Not recommended.
Supplier: Must be obtained in Europe.
From Legal Highs by Adam Gottlieb 1973