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Druglore and Draft-Dodgers
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by Gross Genitalia
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Toxic File #56
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Centre of Eternity 615.552.5747 40 megs Loads of Files HQ of Toxic Shock
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With all the drug scares, drug busts, and drug deals of today, it seems only
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fitting and proper to look back at the beginnings, to the hippies, the grass
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smokers and the acid droppers. It is reasonable to look back at the times of
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Augustus Stanley Owsley III, the King of Acid. This was also a time when the
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freaked out hippies and druggies came up with some bizarre and TOXIC ways of
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evading the draft (Army draft, sorry, no BEER involved).
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The following accounts are some "drug legends" of American History.
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A 23-year-old female clerical worker in Berkeley tells this legend:
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There is a legend in Marin County [California] that there is a lost
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marijuana field in the hills near Bolinas or between the Stinson Beach highway
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between Mount Tamalpais and the Muir Woods, which was planted by a group of
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people in 1943. Five or six people have told me about this field, all of whom
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"knew" somebody who was in the original planting group. That date, 1943, has
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been consistent from all sources.
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I have been on three expeditions to find this field and know of eight
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other attempts to find this field between 1960 and 1963. The group supposedly
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collected three quart jars of marijuana seeds and scattered them in a one
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hundred or two hundred square foot meadow in a circle of trees and brush.
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Nobody has ever found this field of course.
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There is also a story of some farmers in Indiana that grew hemp for
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rope, bags, and other military supplies [time frame was about World War I].
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After the war demand for hemp slacked and the fields were abandoned. However,
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some of the plants continued to grow. Nearby kids came to pick the flowers
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and the leaves from which hashish is obtained. Dismayed, the authorities
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burned the fields. Bystanders stood by and inhaled deeply. One of the more
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sympathetic officers said to them, "Don't say we've never given you anything!"
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Another similar situation is said to have occurred in Mexico. At the time
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of the crop burning, the winds changed and the whole population of a nearby
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town got high.
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A 19-year-old Indiana youth tells this story:
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I was out in California during the summer just traveling around. I'd been
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doing alot of dope, mostly grass, but was slowly running out of money. So
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finally I found myself without any money or any place to stay. It ended up
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with me sleeping on the beach for one night with plans on hitchhiking back
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home the next day. At the time I was totally out of grass, and despondent
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because I didn't have any money to buy some.
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So I got up the next morning quite unstoned and started towards the road to
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begin hitching. No rides came along, so I started walking. Before long I
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glanced down and there was a baggie lying beside the road. I picked it up and
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my gosh, it was half full of grass. Naturally this gave me a little boost in
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spirit. I went into the woods beside the road and did a joint. It turned out
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to be some of the best I'd had in a long time. Feeling much better I started
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hitching again. Before long three freaks in a Volks bus stopped and picked
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me up. We got around to smoking some grass and I rolled quite a few out of
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my bag. But the strange thing is that it never seemed to go down in quantity.
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It looked like exactly as much as I started out with.
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I rode on with them for about three hours until they had to turn off. Even
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though I had dope they laid another lid on me for free - it seems as though
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they had quite a bit. I thanked them and took off truckin', both bags of
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dope in my knapsack. About an hour later I stopped to roll a joint, but when
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I looked for the dope I'd found, it was gone. I KNOW it was in my knapsack
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because I'd checked it before I started walking. And it was in the bottom,
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so it couldn't have just slipped out. Besides, the other dope was still there.
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I finally decided that there must have been a mystic bag of dope - one
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that could only belong to people who didn't have any. Because I found it when
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I was out, it never seemed to get smaller, and it disappeared after I got
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some other dope. I just picture it appearing all over to the poor unfortunates
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who don't have any dope.
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OWSLEY: KING OF ACID
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Legends of "The Henry Ford of Acid"
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Augustus Stanley Owsley III is the primary folk hero of Bay Area heads.
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This character has such a mystical quality about him that any particular
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story concerning his activities is bound to be both fantastic and quite
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possibly true.
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Owsley is the son of a wealthy family. In a few years before the illegal-
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ization of LSD in California, Owsley made over a million dollars through the
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sale of that drug. He was recently arrested for possession of over ten
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million dollars worth of LSD. Owsley's name lent to any particular variety
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of LSD, such as Owsley purples or Owsley 1000's, is an almost certain way
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of promoting a sale because this man, according to folk belief, deals only
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in the finest quality of acid.
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In 1965 Owsley purchased 800 grams of lysergic acid from two chemical
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companies and began manufacturing and selling his blue, aspirin-sized
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tablets, which sold on the street for about five hundred dollars a dose.
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The Los Angeles police department narcotics chief, Captain Alfred W. Trembly,
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testified to a Snate investigating committee that Owsley paid $20,000 in
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new hundred-dollar bills for five hundred grams of lysergic acid bought
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from Cyclo Chemical Corporation. Owsley's production was estimated at ten
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million tablets. These purchases were then legal, and lysergic acid did not
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become hallucinogenic until blended with the diethalymide radical. By
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thirty-one Owsley was a millionaire.
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Owsley was a part of this group of Kesey and the Merry Pranksters and he
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made millions of dollars selling his acid, and he made just the best acid
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anybody's ever had. And so his reputation has grown since the days that LSD
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was legal. He's a legend, but he's a real person, and he had a really good
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reputation among the early acid heads.
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Everybody related to LSD at all is acquainted with this aspect of Owsley,
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that he became a millionaire by synthesizing LSD and selling his product
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before it became illegal.
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The Merry Pranksters played a big part in the early acid tests held in
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San Francisco when LSD was still legal and which turned San Francisco on to
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acid.
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Owsley - before he was busted in Orinda there were rumors he was in the
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City [San Francisco], on the East Coast, up in the mountains, but wherever
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he was, he was sitting up there making good acid and it's gonna get to us.
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The only way that anyone can sell acid is to say that it's Owsley's.
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Owsley was at Golden Gate Park one day giving away acid. Thousands of
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caps. Well, the cops found out and went to bust him but when they found him
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all the acid was gone. Somebody said he dropped about ten caps he had left
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when he saw the cops coming. (A superhuman feat.) I heard he's taken so much
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that that's a normal trip for him. (LSD does not build a physical tolerance,
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however.)
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The police wanted to question him but he put them down so bad they just let
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him go.
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I heard Owsley and a friend were cooking some acid. They had all the
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ingredients going and were waiting for it to finish. The cops learned about
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it and came over to bust him.
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It turns out that they came too soon and the acid wasn't formed yet. They
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couldn't bust him.
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You mean Stanley Augustus Owsley III? He's a millionaire's son and also a
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millionaire himself. He made it on LSD 25. He just got out of jail. He bought
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the lysergic acid from the army four to six years ago. He purchased four
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55-gallon drums full of lysergic acid.
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Up until recently acid was legal - then it was made illegal and everyone
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started using it. But just before it was made illegal, Owsley, a chemist,
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built a lab and made acid. During this time he made up to ten million caps,
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which means, at a low estimate, he could have made up to ten million dollars making acid legally.
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He lives in the Berkeley hills and is a millionaire hippie.
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As everyone knows, the best acid made in this country is made by Augustus
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Stanley Owsley III. To my knowledge he started producing around 1964, in
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great quantities. His stuff was so good, and there was so much of it around,
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that for a while acid was called "Owlsley Acid". Almost makes you think of
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Kleenex. His first stuff was in small transparent capsules, and the stuff was
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in purple powder.
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Nowadays, when somebody says, "I dropped some real good acid the other
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night," the obvious question is, "Wow man, was it Owlsley?"
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I heard that Owsley gave something like $20,000 to the "Grateful Dead"
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[the first psychedelic rock band] to go out and buy some equipment.
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On one Saturday afternoon when they were having those things on Mount
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Tamalpais - like mass meetings on the mountain - Owsley flew in in a
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helicopter. He got out and just distributed like Jesus, and then pulled
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out - a real classic type of thing.
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A friend of mine was there and he got some of the acid.
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DRUGLORE LATRINALIA
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Christ was a hippie.
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Give me librium or give me meth.
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People who live in grass houses must get stoned.
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A friend with weed is a friend indeed.
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Where there's dope there's hope, take tea and see.
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DRUGLORE JOKES
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What did one marijuana plant say to the other?
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Let's get out of this joint.
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What is better than LSD?
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SEX, if you have the right pusher.
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There were two hippies in a room and they were smoking pot and taking LSD.
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And one hippie turned to the other and said, "Hey man, go turn on the radio."
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So the hippie got up, walked over to the radio, and facing it he said,
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"I love you."
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There's this one guy who's really high, loaded, a knocked-out cat. Then this
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old lady walks up to him and says, "Do the cross-town buses run all night
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long?"
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And he says, "Doo da, do daa."
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Two stoned hippies were crawling along the railroad tracks. One looked back
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at the other and said, "This sure is a long ladder."
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The other said, "Yeah, but the handrail is out of sight."
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A hippie was driving the wrong way down a one-way street, and a policeman
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pulled him over and said, "Look-it buddy, didn't you see the arrows?"
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"No man, I didn't even see the Indians."
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A sign in a cannibal restaurant read:
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MISSIONARY DINNER.......... $3.00
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OIL MAN DINNER............. $3.00
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HIPPIE DINNER.............. $6.00
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Reading this menu, a prospective client asked why the hippie dinner cost
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twice as much as the other two selections. The restaurant owner replied,
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"Have YOU ever tried to clean a hippie?"
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THE HIPPIE AND THE SHOPKEEPER
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One late afternoon, this hippie walked into a grocery store and said,
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"I'd like to buy some dog food."
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The storeowner looked at him and asked him, "You got a dog?" The hippie
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replied, "Yes." He said, "Well, prove it to me."
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So the hippie goes out the door, half an hour later comes back, shows the
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owner the dog, the owner sells him the dog food, and the hippie goes about
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his way.
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About half an hour later the same hippie came in, said, "I'd like to buy
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some birdseed." The storeowner looked at him, said, "Do you have a bird?"
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They hippie replied, "Yes." Storeowner said, "Prove it to me."
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So he goes out, comes back half an hour later, has this bird in a bird
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cage, says, "Here." So the storeowner sold him the birdseed and he walks on.
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About half an hour later he comes in with a shoebox under his arm, with
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a hole cut in the top. Storeowner looks at him and says, "what do you want?"
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He said, "Stick your hand in this box." Storeowner stuck his hand in the box,
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and was feeling around and said, "What's in here?" The hippie replied,
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"What does it feel like to you?"
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Said, "Feels like SHIT."
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Said, "That's right. I want a roll of toilet paper."
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DRUG GAMES
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Game to play while fucked up
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"COAT-HANGER CHIME" [Oooh sounds like Toxic Shock! COATHANGER!]
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You take a wire coat hanger and untwist it, shaping it into a large curve.
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Tie a length of thread on both ends of the hanger. The person who you are
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going to have receive all the groovy sensations hangs the contraption on his
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head, thread side up, hanger hanging down in front. The person then sticks
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the thread in his ears with his fingers. Now you are ready to play the chime.
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Another person stands in from of the personwho is wearing the chime, and
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proceeds to tap the metal sharply with metal, plastic, and wood objects. The
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sound waves travel through the metal to the thread and directly into the ears.
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"ZILCH"
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Zilch is the name of the game. It is played by taking a long piece of
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cellophane, generally the type that clothes are returned in from the cleaners
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[i.e. plastic bags], and rolled up so that it is a long jelly roll. It is
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helpful to tie knots in it to keep it from unraveling. At the top a piece
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of scotch tape will affix it to the ceiling and allow it to hang. On the
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floor beneath it is placed tin foil or aluminum foil. Then the bottom of
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the cellophane is set aflame, the lights in the room are turned out and
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everyone watches it burn. It burns in an upward direction, slowly at
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first and more rapidly later, and flaming bits of cellophane drop to the
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covered floor at increasing speeds. It is quite beautiful to watch and the
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viewers are generally, but not necessarily, stoned on marijuana. Afterwards,
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the viewers share their thoughts on what they saw. Often the viewers realize
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that their thoughts were phallic and that the burning cellophane was a
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phallic symbol. --It is called "Zilch" because of the sound made by the
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dripping.
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DRAFT DODGERS
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One elaborate strategem has the offender walking around the camp bent over
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picking up scraps of paper muttering all the time, "That's not it." He
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continues this on duty and off. Called in by the C.O. he shambles into his
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office and starts shuffling through the papers on his desk, again mutters as
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he picks up each paper, "That's not it".
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The C.O. puts him in the hospital for observation, and the soldier continues
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his performance. At length the hospital psychiatrist decides that he must be
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"off the murky end" and fills out a section eight [insanity] discharge. Called
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in by the psychiatrist, he starts going through all the papers on the psychia-
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trist's desk again muttering "That's not it" until he comes to his section
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eight discharge. He grabs it and shouts, "That's it!"
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In another form of this story, the soldier rides an imaginary motorcycle
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all around the army camp until committed for psychiatric observation in an
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army hospital, and finally given a section eight discharge. He then mounts
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his phantom motorcycle, rides it to the hospital entrance, parks it by the
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gate, and starts to walk away. "Hey, don't you want your motorcycle?" an
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orderly yells after him. "No thanks, I don't need it anymore," replies the
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ex-GI.
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Here is another story about someone who beat the draft. They went down
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there and they were going to feign having tuberculosis, and what they did
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was, they put some iodine on the back of a cigarette and they smoked it.
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And what happens is these pieces of iodine got in their lungs. When they
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appeared on the X-ray wich they gave to test for tuberculosis, it looked as
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if they had spots on their lungs.
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And they got out for faking tuberculosis.
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One series of stories deals with the draftee hiding objects up his anal
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Oh, there was this guy who stuck a rat up his ass. Then when they were
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looking for hemorrhoids they saw this long tail hanging out. So they said,
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"What's that?" The guy said, "That's my pet rat."
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"Well take it out!"
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"No, it's MY pet rat."
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There was a guy who was so desperate to beat the draft that he inserted
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an egg into his ass. When he was subsequently called into the proctologist
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during the course of the inspection, the proctologist inspected his rectum
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and this egg fell out on the floor. And in front of everybody the egg cracked
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open and inside was a tiny paper American flag.
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At which point this guy started to sing "The Star Spangled Banner" and he
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was promptly given a 4-F.
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This is the best story I ever heard of getting out of the draft. This guy
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shoved crunchy peanut butter up his ass before going to his physical. When
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the time came to have asses examined, he pulled his pants down, and just as the
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captain was approaching him reached back and got some peanut butter from his
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ass and ate it.
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It grossed the captain out so badly, he just let him out.
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I heard this story about this guy who went down to the draft board, and
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when he went down there he didn't say anything. He said absolutely nothing
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all the time. And the only thing he did was, when they gave him the forms
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to fill out he just pissed all over them.
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And anything they ever gave him he just pissed all over and they eventually
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threw him out.
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Another guy went down to the center. There was a guy there with long hair
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halfway down his back. He said he wanted to see a psychiatrist. They told him
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to wait, and after about twenty minutes the psychiatrist came in.
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The guy said, "Can I go to the bathroom now?" The psychiatrist said,
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"Sure go ahead." So the guy pissed all over the floor. The psychiatrist
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yelled at him to get out. He got 4-F.
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This guy was called in for his physical, and he told them he was a
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homosexual. And when he went to see the psychiatrist he convinced him, or
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thought he convinced him, that he was a homosexual by telling him stories
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about the experiences he [the inductee] had supposedly had. But actually he
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hadn't had any.
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So the psychiatrist said, "Okay, I believe you, we won't be bothering you
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any more." Then the psychiatrist started coming on to him pretty strong,
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saying things like "Why don't you come to my house for dinner tonight?"
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And the guy said, "No, I would rather not." And the psychiatrist said, "I can
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show you a good time."
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But the guy said "No" and finally he just left.
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In its most elaborate form, the draft-dodging freakout involves a whole
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cast of characters and a procession:
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I heard about this guy who had to go down for his physical one morning. So
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what he did is he came to Ludwig's Foundation on the Cal Campus at six in the
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morning dressed as Jesus Christ. And he had on these long flowing robes and
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he had a full-faced beard and the whole bit. And he started just sorta
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preaching at all the people as they walked by telling them to follow him down
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to his draft board as his disciplesso he could go down and just prove how
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freaked out he was. And he gathered a very large crowd until about nine in the
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morning he had fifty followers.
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At which time they proceeded to go down to the draft board, and he said,
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"I am Christ." And he looked like Christ, you know, and he convinced them
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that he had all these followers who were his disciples.
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And he convinced then that he was so freaked out they gave him a 1-Y.
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[TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS][TS]
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(c)May 1990 Toxic Shock. By Gross Genitalia.
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Stories as taken from "America in Legend" by Richard M. Dorson.
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Remember, Fetus Almighty is seeking new Followers. Apply at Centre of Eternity.
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