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azurnoir

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3. scopolamine was one of the drugs called 'angel dust' in the 1970's

Reply to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Mon Jun 17, 2013, 04:51 PM

Jun 2013

if memory serves it's effects were something like drug induced autism-such as you could clearly hear the person speaking but could not understand what they were saying, it was dangerous and rather unpleasant

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Colombia sees rise in use of �zombie� drug that affects victims for hours [View all] Judi Lynn Jun 2013 OP

Also reported to instill a fondness for reality tv Orrex Jun 2013 #1

online doc LunaSea Jun 2013 #2

scopolamine was one of the drugs called 'angel dust' in the 1970's azurnoir Jun 2013 #3

Makes people vote Republican stuffmatters Jun 2013 #4

I would not doubt that the NSA dotymed Jun 2013 #8

I can think of a great punishment for those who make the drug. BlueJazz Jun 2013 #5

There are actual medical uses for the drug though azurnoir Jun 2013 #6

Good point....didn't know that. BlueJazz Jun 2013 #9

I have taken it before, because it used to be sold in over the counter kas125 Jun 2013 #11

Good God! They're using TV! pscot Jun 2013 #7

Amateurs... Faux Snooze can do that through a TV set. Thor_MN Jun 2013 #10