Hollendorfer and Jimson Weed

[Mike]

Originally Posted by hi_im_god

also supposed to be one of the hallucinogens carlos casteneda and his old indian pal imbibed.

i did peyote, mushrooms, and acid when i was younger but was always warned off this stuff.

too bad. it grows wild all over the hills in my neighborhood.

what would this do for a horse anyway?

Hello, Hi I'm God

The Wiki links are interesting, so are the erowid.org links, especially this book:
http://www.erowid.org/library/books/..._warfare.shtml


The scopalamine is used for more than a few medical reasons(aside from the human recreational/spiritual reasons), and it is an adjunct to opiate pain medication.

Where do you live that has this growing?(for all

[hi_im_god]

Originally Posted by Mike

Hello, Hi I'm God

The Wiki links are interesting, so are the erowid.org links, especially this book:
http://www.erowid.org/library/books/..._warfare.shtml


The scopalamine is used for more than a few medical reasons(aside from the human recreational/spiritual reasons), and it is an adjunct to opiate pain medication.

Where do you live that has this growing?(for all

socal.

once things dry out in late spring and through the summer, it's one of the few green plants you see in chaparral. it has a white trumpet shaped flower.

when i say it's everywhere, i mean i've spotted it growing in the median between the e/b and w/b lanes of the 118 freeway from moorpark to simi valley. and along every trail i've ever hiked in the santa monica and santa susana ranges. i used to see it about 150 feet outside my front door before they built a new housing tract and paved everything.

it's not called jimson weed without reason.

[Rudeboyelvis]

And probably pretty common in horse pastures as we...






....wait a minute

[Mike]

I saw this bumper sticker in 'toga this past summer:


"Good jockeys don't let horses win trippin"

Or was it "Trippin' horses don't let bad jockeys cross the line"?

[RolloTomasi]

Before Dr. Gonzo enters the discussion...Buscopan, a relatively new drug used to treat colic in horses, is a derivative of scopolamine.

[paisjpq]

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi

Before Dr. Gonzo enters the discussion...Buscopan, a relatively new drug used to treat colic in horses, is a derivative of scopolamine.

I thought that was the case but I didn't post it because I wasn't sure if my memory was accurate.

I read a story once that it is also the new date rape drug in some south american countries....it makes people zombies and unlike some other date rape drugs, with this one the amnesia prevents identification of the offenders.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by paisjpq

I thought that was the case but I didn't post it because I wasn't sure if my memory was accurate.

I read a story once that it is also the new date rape drug in some south american countries....it makes people zombies and unlike some other date rape drugs, with this one the amnesia prevents identification of the offenders.

Sounds like you may have used it on someone before...