AR Master on 15/8/2009 at 15:15

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queers and liberals

june gloom on 22/8/2009 at 21:49

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But see, you just answered your own question. The only people who care about LSD anymore are the people who take it and the people who try to stop other people from taking it. Everyone else has forgotten it for the relic from the wreckage of 60s counterculture that it really is.

Actually come to think of it, pretty much most drugs have become "old hat" so to speak. Certain drugs came into popularity depending on the era. You had LSD and pot, for example, and that followed with heroin, then cocaine, crack, E, so on and so forth; but once the whole raver fad died down so did the E fad; and with nobody caring about E anymore, it's like recreational drug use has become somewhat mainstream. It's just something some people do, rather than being much of a big thing. Drugs: Doing nothing has never been so amazing.

Conversely there's meth. Now there's some scary stuff. Meth always brings to mind strung-out dealers in $10-a-week hotel rooms very carefully monitoring their equipment for signs of critical failure; of creepy rednecks working out of small, dilapidated houses, sending their 5 girlfriends out to buy cough syrup; and of Willy Wonka, whose factory is full of equipment that will kill you if you fuck with it, you start seeing weird shit the longer you're there, and it's run by a strange guy who doesn't like visitors.