1) The largest and arguably most informative drug website out there. Any substance the average person would come across in their travels, from Alcohol to Datura, is listed and explained by both scientific data and anedotes from other users.

2) It is also used as a verb in reference to this site.

D-Lysergic Acid Diethylamide. A semisynthetic psychedelic first synthesized in 1938 by Swiss chemist Albert Hofmann, later used in psychiatric research and mind-control projects by the CIA (MKULTRA). LSD gained popularity in the 60s with the counterculture, and was quickly criminalized in 1966 in the US. It is a solid crystal, melting at app 175 deg. F, although it is highly unstable and is destroyed by heat, air, and esp. Chlorine.

Dose: LSD is most commonly found on blotting paper, sometimes in sugar cubes, aqueous form, or as small pills called microdots. The threshold is 20mcg (mcg-microgram is one millionth of a gram). In the 60s you could find doses about 500mcg, nowadays a usual dose is around 20-100 mcg, commonly in the lower range. Thus LSD is never sold adulterated, it's impossible, but it is not uncommon to find other psychoactives such as MDMA laced with LSD.

Effects: Come up is 30 min-1 1/2 hr, a trip lasts 6-14 hours depending mainly on dosage. LSD causes blood pressure and heart rate to increase, as well as salivation and perspiration. Extreme emotional changes take place; whether they are good or bad depends on set and setting. Time and space are heavily distorted, surfaces may seem to ripple like water, walls might appear to breathe; sounds are also quite distorted. A crossing of stimuli normally takes place, this means one senses, most commonly, seeing sound, or tasting color. LSD can also cause nausea, panic, and, at much higher doses, psychotomimetic ...

Extracted Elephant seeds. Psychedelic water chemically close to LSD. Safe to drink.

A term for the act of swallowing Morning Glory seeds that have an effect similar to LSD.
They are very potant and easy for new comers to it to get an overdose because they are only Morning Glory seeds and seem so harmless. They are sometimes called the poor teens LSD.

A term derived from the Greek 'entheos', directly translated to mean having "God (theos) within" or more loosely translated as "inspired" and 'genesthe' meaning "to generate". 'Entheos' was typically used to describe poets, musicians and other artists who were believed to receive their gifts from the divine. The word entheogen thus exposes itself as meaning "that which generates God/the divine in a person". The term was first coined in 1979 as a replacement for 'psychedelic' and 'hallucinogen' which both carry with them certain denigrating connotations. The cultures of those who use psychoactives that fall within the category of entheogen (or enthnobotanical, a related term which refers specifically to psychoactive plants) and those who use such substances for 'recreational' or secular uses are in some cases, strongly at ends, and in others allied. Entheogen is a term to be used in strict reverence of substances that act as divine sacraments and facilitate transcendent experiences.

(d)-Lysergic acid amide (LSA) or ergine is a psychoactive compound structurally similar to (d)-Lysergic acid diethylamide or (LSD) however it is a much weaker hallucinogen. Pure or synthetic LSA is a controlled substance in most countries because it is so similar to LSD. However plants that contain LSA are uncontrolled. Seeds from a plant known as Morning Glory are psychoactive due to LSA. Other sources of LSA include Hawaiian Baby Woodrose seeds.

A man from history that wrote plays pomes and other things that you can barly understand and half the words sound made up.