Supasoma
A NEW VISIONARY DRUG
There is a new ‘psychotropic’ substance starting to circulate in the United States and here in England. Absentia Divinium extract is arguably the most powerful hallucinogenic ever to be unveiled to the masses, and its origins hold considerable controversy. This orange crystalline compound (commonly known as ‘supersoma’) is said to have been a key element of covert experimentation on human consciousness carried out by the United States and Europe during the 70s and 80s.
High doses of absentia are said to promote the function of areas of the brain that have become dormant in modern man. The reader must be aware that this is a highly dangerous substance when taken without full knowledge of its effects, and can (if taken to excess) cause what is known as ‘divine fever’, a brain damaging psychotropic coma. Cases of divine fever are rare, however, and there have been no recorded fatalities.
There is a new ‘psychotropic’ substance starting to circulate in the United States and here in England. Absentia Divinium extract is arguably the most powerful hallucinogenic ever to be unveiled to the masses, and its origins hold considerable controversy. This orange crystalline compound (commonly known as ‘supersoma’) is said to have been a key element of covert experimentation on human consciousness carried out by the United States and Europe during the 70s and 80s.
High doses of absentia are said to promote the function of areas of the brain that have become dormant in modern man. The reader must be aware that this is a highly dangerous substance when taken without full knowledge of its effects, and can (if taken to excess) cause what is known as ‘divine fever’, a brain damaging psychotropic coma. Cases of divine fever are rare, however, and there have been no recorded fatalities.
Supasoma by Pete Moss (mossy) August 12, 2007
