Jimscaline

[Solipsis]

Uhm, escaline and allylescaline are active in dosages that don't realistically fit on blotter paper even if it is kind of thick. Unless we are talking about a big slab of cardboard

So apart from ruling out a few things, I would like to refer you to our Research chemicals on blotter thread. It is subject to the same rules, but it includes a FAQ that should cover some basics for you regarding blotters with unknown content.
Whatever you do, be very careful with mystery drugs!!

 

[Incunabula]

Uhm, escaline and allylescaline are active in dosages that don't realistically fit on blotter paper even if it is kind of thick. Unless we are talking about a big slab of cardboard

Ha ha You're absolutely right of cause, but Jimscaline shouldn't fit on a blotter either, which is why I kind of ignored that he wrote "tabs", I thought maybe he meant pellets, pills or capsules.

but, yes, it's most logical that it's something totally else actually.

 

[specialspack]

What is the etymology of "jimscaline"? Is it named after James Chambers, the second author on this paper?

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16821786