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LSD Discussion Thread (Australian Centric) Mach III
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LOL. I remember the first time I had some offered to me, after I had a sniff and then everyone laughed and said that was the gay person's butt opener or something. All in jest, might I add as I was a young, impressionable adult, it was funny at the time. But that's what I genuinely thought the primary purpose of amyl nitrate was for a long time, a sex aid for homosexuals in order to loosen the anus to engage in "madd buttsecks".
Nozphexezora
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Your situation could have had a much, much darker ending.
Hektissity
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Anyone know where to get ez test ehrlich in Melbourne? I know off ya tree have some ez tests but they don't have many and it would be nice to know somewhere that actually has it in stock. I'll go through the ez test website if I have to but finding it in melb would be better
poledriver
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That store is pretty helpful in my experience (altho i dealt with one in another state), if they stock it and dont have it in that store, they would or could possibly organise it from another store to be shipped to you or to the store for you to pick up. Ask them.
Id hazard a guess tabs laid with AL-LAD, an LSD analogue, will start appearing soon or are already here. AL-LAD has a shorter duration than LSD around 6-7 hours
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AL-LAD
Has been talked about for a long time but only hobby chemists have made it in small batches, by the looks of things thats just changed.
Actually sounds pretty nice, although some people say its underwhelming.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AL-LAD
Has been talked about for a long time but only hobby chemists have made it in small batches, by the looks of things thats just changed.
Actually sounds pretty nice, although some people say its underwhelming.
Oldred3s
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I didn't think it was an analogue rather part of the lysercic family. Is that the chemical in the Hawaiian baby wood rose seeds?
drug_mentor
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^ You are thinking of LSA dude, everyone I know who has tried it (I admit only a few) reckons the high wasn't worth the body load.
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Mother, sister tried to stop teen jumping to his death after taking drug
The mother and sister of a 17-year-old boy tried desperately to stop him jumping over the third floor balcony of their apartment in Sydney's upper north shore when he arrived home after taking a drug that mimics the effect of LSD.
The teenager plunged to his death in Killara Avenue, Killara on Wednesday night having ingested a tab of a drug that was allegedly sold to him as LSD, but is actually a synthetic drug.
It is understood the Killara High School student had bought the drug from a friend and classmate a short time earlier.
The head of the NSW Police Drugs Squad, Detective Superintendent Nick Bingham, said the teenager’s mother and sister were understandably extremely distraught, having struggled with him in a bid to stop him jumping from the balcony.
He had removed all his clothes and appeared to be in some kind of a drug-induced psychosis, Detective Superintendent Bingham said.
"When he arrived home he engaged in some very erratic behaviour which is quite out of character for this young fellow. By all accounts he’s a very good young lad," he said.
"He was on his balcony at home. His mother and sister were with him and he managed to jump off the balcony... they were trying to stop him from jumping off."
He said police had become aware of the drug in recent months, with the product most often purchased online and most likely originating in China.
He said it is marketed as an LSD mimic, was extremely cheap to buy and had been found across the country.
Its dangerous effects could last up to 11 hours, Detective Superintendent Bingham said.
The teenager was a Year 12 student.
Students were informed when they arrived at school on Thursday morning of his death.
His friend Riku said the teenager had been at the school since Year 9 and was an exceptional student
"I am stunned. I was shocked," Riku said.
"He laughed a lot. He sometimes was annoying. He made some really good jokes. He was generous.
"He was kind. He was a good student."
The 17-year-old lived in the apartment with his mother and siblings.
Those who were close to him at school were allowed to leave for the day upon hearing the news.
A NSW Ambulance spokeswoman said paramedics were called to an address in Killara Avenue at 8.05pm on Wednesday to treat a male patient who was semi-conscious and suffering from a head injury.
"While at the scene we engaged in life-saving efforts, however the patient died," the spokeswoman said.
Police say there have been other recent cases of teenagers and young adults acting recklessly after ingesting the synthetic hallucinogenic substances 25B-NBOMe and 25I-NBOMe, including a number of teenagers who stripped naked and ran through the streets of Sydney's north shore earlier this year.
A teenager who took those substances also was hit by a car on the Central Coast last year after running into its path, while his friend died after suffering a medical condition.
In another case in South Australia last year, a man who had taken the drug died from injuries sustained when he repeatedly ran into trees, power poles and other fixed objects.
The drug is believed to be made in China and bought over the internet.
Following Wednesday night's the death, an 18-year-old man was arrested and charged with supplying a prohibited drug. Further arrests are expected to be made.
Police remained at the apartment block where the teenager died on Thursday afternoon taking computers and bags of evidence from the home.
A neighbour who lives opposite the apartment block said he saw a large number of police at the building on Wednesday night.
The man, who did not want to be identified, said there did not appear to have been a party at the building, and the only indication that something was wrong was the large police presence.
"We were concerned about what was going on, and when I asked the police they said someone had died," he said.
A spokesman for the NSW Department of Education and Communities said counselling support was being offered to staff and students at the school.
"Killara High School is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of a Year 12 student," he said.
"The thoughts of the school community are with the family and friends."
Detective Superintendent Bingham said police had received a number of reports in recent months of teenagers and young adults acting recklessly after ingesting 25B-NBOMe and 25I-NBOMe.
The exact substance the teenager ingested on Wednesday night is still to be determined, but Detective Superintendent Bingham said his behaviour was similar to that exhibited by others who had taken those substances.
“The fact is that both illicit drugs and synthetic drugs are dangerous, and people taking these substances don't know how they are going to be affected,” he said.
“What we are seeing with 25B-NBOMe and 25I-NBOMe is that people are engaging in reckless, risky behaviour, such as running into traffic, having psychedelic crises which cause anxiety, panic attacks, acute paranoia and fear, as well as undressing due to feeling overheated.
“That is putting their health and their lives at considerable risk.
“That's not to mention the countless people who have experienced adverse reactions, including some who have died, after taking different illicit and synthetic drugs.
“Anyone who is considering experimenting with illicit or synthetic drugs should stop to consider the possible consequences and not do it. It's a gamble with your life that's just not worth taking.”
The 18-year-old man arrested following Wednesday night's death was granted conditional bail to appear in Hornsby Local Court on July 3.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/mother-si...taking-drug-20130606-2nrpe.html#ixzz2VPy1JmqC
The mother and sister of a 17-year-old boy tried desperately to stop him jumping over the third floor balcony of their apartment in Sydney's upper north shore when he arrived home after taking a drug that mimics the effect of LSD.
The teenager plunged to his death in Killara Avenue, Killara on Wednesday night having ingested a tab of a drug that was allegedly sold to him as LSD, but is actually a synthetic drug.
It is understood the Killara High School student had bought the drug from a friend and classmate a short time earlier.
The head of the NSW Police Drugs Squad, Detective Superintendent Nick Bingham, said the teenager’s mother and sister were understandably extremely distraught, having struggled with him in a bid to stop him jumping from the balcony.
He had removed all his clothes and appeared to be in some kind of a drug-induced psychosis, Detective Superintendent Bingham said.
"When he arrived home he engaged in some very erratic behaviour which is quite out of character for this young fellow. By all accounts he’s a very good young lad," he said.
"He was on his balcony at home. His mother and sister were with him and he managed to jump off the balcony... they were trying to stop him from jumping off."
He said police had become aware of the drug in recent months, with the product most often purchased online and most likely originating in China.
He said it is marketed as an LSD mimic, was extremely cheap to buy and had been found across the country.
Its dangerous effects could last up to 11 hours, Detective Superintendent Bingham said.
The teenager was a Year 12 student.
Students were informed when they arrived at school on Thursday morning of his death.
His friend Riku said the teenager had been at the school since Year 9 and was an exceptional student
"I am stunned. I was shocked," Riku said.
"He laughed a lot. He sometimes was annoying. He made some really good jokes. He was generous.
"He was kind. He was a good student."
The 17-year-old lived in the apartment with his mother and siblings.
Those who were close to him at school were allowed to leave for the day upon hearing the news.
A NSW Ambulance spokeswoman said paramedics were called to an address in Killara Avenue at 8.05pm on Wednesday to treat a male patient who was semi-conscious and suffering from a head injury.
"While at the scene we engaged in life-saving efforts, however the patient died," the spokeswoman said.
Police say there have been other recent cases of teenagers and young adults acting recklessly after ingesting the synthetic hallucinogenic substances 25B-NBOMe and 25I-NBOMe, including a number of teenagers who stripped naked and ran through the streets of Sydney's north shore earlier this year.
A teenager who took those substances also was hit by a car on the Central Coast last year after running into its path, while his friend died after suffering a medical condition.
In another case in South Australia last year, a man who had taken the drug died from injuries sustained when he repeatedly ran into trees, power poles and other fixed objects.
The drug is believed to be made in China and bought over the internet.
Following Wednesday night's the death, an 18-year-old man was arrested and charged with supplying a prohibited drug. Further arrests are expected to be made.
Police remained at the apartment block where the teenager died on Thursday afternoon taking computers and bags of evidence from the home.
A neighbour who lives opposite the apartment block said he saw a large number of police at the building on Wednesday night.
The man, who did not want to be identified, said there did not appear to have been a party at the building, and the only indication that something was wrong was the large police presence.
"We were concerned about what was going on, and when I asked the police they said someone had died," he said.
A spokesman for the NSW Department of Education and Communities said counselling support was being offered to staff and students at the school.
"Killara High School is deeply saddened by the tragic loss of a Year 12 student," he said.
"The thoughts of the school community are with the family and friends."
Detective Superintendent Bingham said police had received a number of reports in recent months of teenagers and young adults acting recklessly after ingesting 25B-NBOMe and 25I-NBOMe.
The exact substance the teenager ingested on Wednesday night is still to be determined, but Detective Superintendent Bingham said his behaviour was similar to that exhibited by others who had taken those substances.
“The fact is that both illicit drugs and synthetic drugs are dangerous, and people taking these substances don't know how they are going to be affected,” he said.
“What we are seeing with 25B-NBOMe and 25I-NBOMe is that people are engaging in reckless, risky behaviour, such as running into traffic, having psychedelic crises which cause anxiety, panic attacks, acute paranoia and fear, as well as undressing due to feeling overheated.
“That is putting their health and their lives at considerable risk.
“That's not to mention the countless people who have experienced adverse reactions, including some who have died, after taking different illicit and synthetic drugs.
“Anyone who is considering experimenting with illicit or synthetic drugs should stop to consider the possible consequences and not do it. It's a gamble with your life that's just not worth taking.”
The 18-year-old man arrested following Wednesday night's death was granted conditional bail to appear in Hornsby Local Court on July 3.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/mother-si...taking-drug-20130606-2nrpe.html#ixzz2VPy1JmqC
poledriver
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Whilst another news website reports this -
Killara High teen Henry Kwan dies in balcony fall after ingesting LSD
A TEEN who died last night after taking an LSD tab has been named as Henry Kwan.
The 17-year-old fell from a top-floor unit at Killara about 8pm.
Paramedics rushed to help the teenager, who died at the scene.
A friend from Killara High said students in year 12 were informed of Henry's death this morning.
Police from North Shore Local Area Command were called to a home at Killara last night after the teen fell to his death from a third-floor balcony at his home.
Officers were told the teenager had allegedly ingested a tab of LSD and had been acting out of character prior to his death.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...er-ingesting-lsd/story-fni0cx12-1226658438922
Killara High teen Henry Kwan dies in balcony fall after ingesting LSD
A TEEN who died last night after taking an LSD tab has been named as Henry Kwan.
The 17-year-old fell from a top-floor unit at Killara about 8pm.
Paramedics rushed to help the teenager, who died at the scene.
A friend from Killara High said students in year 12 were informed of Henry's death this morning.
Police from North Shore Local Area Command were called to a home at Killara last night after the teen fell to his death from a third-floor balcony at his home.
Officers were told the teenager had allegedly ingested a tab of LSD and had been acting out of character prior to his death.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...er-ingesting-lsd/story-fni0cx12-1226658438922
poledriver
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Whilst the police release this (which is similar to the first report from the smh and probably where they (smh) got their info from) -
http://www.police.nsw.gov.au/news/m...nb3YuYXUlMkZtZWRpYSUyRjMwNzAwLmh0bWwmYWxsPTE=
http://www.police.nsw.gov.au/news/m...nb3YuYXUlMkZtZWRpYSUyRjMwNzAwLmh0bWwmYWxsPTE=
Hektissity
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My mate is picking up some alleged LSD tonight. He trusts his dealer/mate 100% but seeing that makes me even more keen to get onto a test kit
EDIT: just bought 3 test kits of ez test
EDIT: just bought 3 test kits of ez test
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Oldred3s
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Honestly these stories seem really perculiar to me.
These must be kids that have never consumed drugs before.
I have had 25i more than 30 times even mixed it with other drugs, even had dises of up to 3mg and I have never had any reactions like that. Many other people I know have had it heaps to and never had any negative reactions.
It's really not that bad of a drug. It's not really much different to 2cb.
I'm not going to suggest everyone rush out and take it but I don't think it's as hardcore as its being made out.
These are the same stories you heard when LSD started to surface.
It is still a good idea to test your shit just to make sure your getting what you are wanting.
These must be kids that have never consumed drugs before.
I have had 25i more than 30 times even mixed it with other drugs, even had dises of up to 3mg and I have never had any reactions like that. Many other people I know have had it heaps to and never had any negative reactions.
It's really not that bad of a drug. It's not really much different to 2cb.
I'm not going to suggest everyone rush out and take it but I don't think it's as hardcore as its being made out.
These are the same stories you heard when LSD started to surface.
It is still a good idea to test your shit just to make sure your getting what you are wanting.
If your a 17 year old child who has been sheltered from drugs that takes a psychedelic for the first time im sure the consequences could be catastrophic for a young mind. We tend to have a blaze attitude at times towards these compounds because we understand them and are educated about the effects.
I know certain people who I wouldnt give these compounds to because they dont have the mind set for them. Ive seen people lose the plot on alcohol, MDMA and various drugs over the years. Especially alcohol.
No matter how fucked up I feel I always try to keep a pinprick of sensibility that tells me what Im feeling isnt real.......Im seeing colours, music, god and are at one with the universe, the straight people watching me are seeing a bloke roll around on the floor spouting nonsense with a big smile and dribbling without the added special effects.
I know certain people who I wouldnt give these compounds to because they dont have the mind set for them. Ive seen people lose the plot on alcohol, MDMA and various drugs over the years. Especially alcohol.
No matter how fucked up I feel I always try to keep a pinprick of sensibility that tells me what Im feeling isnt real.......Im seeing colours, music, god and are at one with the universe, the straight people watching me are seeing a bloke roll around on the floor spouting nonsense with a big smile and dribbling without the added special effects.
Oldred3s
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Yeah I guess that's true. I just can't fathom what would make someone Jump into on coming traffic or out a window unless they are already suicidal. I guess I'm just too used to psychadelics. This kind of thing is the reason why they need real drug education in schools but I guess that's never gonna happen.
I remember doing the DARE program in school and even at the age of 12 I thought it was a joke.
They just told bullshit horror stories
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Henry Kwan leapt to his death in a synthetic psychosis
TALENTED and ambitious, Henry Kwan was dux of his class and determined to become a doctor.
But a foolish experiment with a lethal synthetic drug cost the 17-year-old his life.
In a drug-induced psychosis on Wednesday night, Henry stripped naked then plunged from the top-floor balcony of his family's north shore home - because he "believed he could fly".
A tragic story emerged of the final moments before the Year 12 Killara High student died just hours after ingesting a tab of what he thought was LSD - but was in fact a synthetic drug - which he bought from another teen, police said.
Last night, his devastated father Stephen Kwan said Henry had "confessed" to his mother that he had taken the drugs.
"He thought he could fly," Mr Kwan said. "Whatever it did to him, he just kept saying he could fly. He was behaving very irrationally and strangely and my wife tried to stop him ... she grabbed hold of him on the balcony but he was too strong."
Just after 8pm, Henry fell from the third floor of the Killara Ave apartment block, in front of his helpless mother and younger sister. He died from massive head injuries.
Mr Kwan said it was the first time he had known Henry to touch drugs, with his son ordinarily very focused on school and study.
"I just don't understand why he would take drugs, Henry would never do something like that, he wasn't like that," Mr Kwan said.
"He was such a smart boy, very good at school. He wanted to be a doctor or a lawyer, but mostly a doctor."
NSW Police drug squad head Detective Superintendent Nick Bingham said the use of synthetic LSD was an emerging problem, and in many cases being taken by teenagers not prone to drug use, such as Henry.
"A lot of the cases we are seeing involved young people who have never been in trouble with the law before," Supt Bingham said. "They are not your stereotype drug users. "
He said the drugs are often bought over the internet cheaply and sent through the mail, mostly from China.
"It gives the drug an air of legality or they think it is safe because it is on the internet. But there is absolutely nothing safe about it," he said.
A 17-year-old man has been charged with supply of a prohibited drug, and will face court on July 3.
Read more: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/nat...#ixzz2VSl4PIwX
TALENTED and ambitious, Henry Kwan was dux of his class and determined to become a doctor.
But a foolish experiment with a lethal synthetic drug cost the 17-year-old his life.
In a drug-induced psychosis on Wednesday night, Henry stripped naked then plunged from the top-floor balcony of his family's north shore home - because he "believed he could fly".
A tragic story emerged of the final moments before the Year 12 Killara High student died just hours after ingesting a tab of what he thought was LSD - but was in fact a synthetic drug - which he bought from another teen, police said.
Last night, his devastated father Stephen Kwan said Henry had "confessed" to his mother that he had taken the drugs.
"He thought he could fly," Mr Kwan said. "Whatever it did to him, he just kept saying he could fly. He was behaving very irrationally and strangely and my wife tried to stop him ... she grabbed hold of him on the balcony but he was too strong."
Just after 8pm, Henry fell from the third floor of the Killara Ave apartment block, in front of his helpless mother and younger sister. He died from massive head injuries.
Mr Kwan said it was the first time he had known Henry to touch drugs, with his son ordinarily very focused on school and study.
"I just don't understand why he would take drugs, Henry would never do something like that, he wasn't like that," Mr Kwan said.
"He was such a smart boy, very good at school. He wanted to be a doctor or a lawyer, but mostly a doctor."
NSW Police drug squad head Detective Superintendent Nick Bingham said the use of synthetic LSD was an emerging problem, and in many cases being taken by teenagers not prone to drug use, such as Henry.
"A lot of the cases we are seeing involved young people who have never been in trouble with the law before," Supt Bingham said. "They are not your stereotype drug users. "
He said the drugs are often bought over the internet cheaply and sent through the mail, mostly from China.
"It gives the drug an air of legality or they think it is safe because it is on the internet. But there is absolutely nothing safe about it," he said.
A 17-year-old man has been charged with supply of a prohibited drug, and will face court on July 3.
Read more: http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/nat...#ixzz2VSl4PIwX
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Iv always had great experiences with the nbomes iv had easily 20+ trips with either 25i or 25c and unless you push the dose 2.5mg+ i find it pretty chill and underwhelming compaired to lsd.
Mixes well with other substances too.
People need to be educated and do their own research before trying a drug for the first time imo
Mixes well with other substances too.
People need to be educated and do their own research before trying a drug for the first time imo