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Drugged Up Spiders

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When they first tested the atomic bombs, I hear that the scientists weren’t sure if the atomic reaction would stop, or if it would continue until all matter on the planet was consumed.
I would imagine that’s how the scientist that fed the first few spiders LSD felt.  What if through their actions, they were creating a mutant spider, capable of eating tour buses for lunch?  That would have sucked, cause I hate spiders to begin with, but bus eating spiders would be even more terrible!

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3 Responses to Drugged Up Spiders

  1. (UID# ) Thumb up 0 Thumb down 0

    Nice post. If you like things like what you described (i.e. the scientist dilemma and/or drugs) check out “Acid Dreams: The Complete Social History of LSD: The CIA, the Sixties, and Beyond.” It’s a really good book and details some REALLY fucked up experiments the government did. Lots of fun stuff in the book as well.

  2. (UID# ) Thumb up 0 Thumb down 0

    Yeah I’ve heard about some of that stuff. Like giving LSD to a bunch of unsuspecting Army officers. One of them had a really bad trip and eventually killed himself. Messed up stuff.

  3. (UID# ) Thumb up 0 Thumb down 0

    Whether that particular soldier killed himself is still under dispute (his family seems to think otherwise). And “LSD: My Problem Child” by Abbie Hoffman is much more interesting. Of course, for me, Pihkal and Tihkal can’t be beat.

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