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Subject: Re: Acid Tattoos
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Date: Sat, 19-Jul-86 14:18:50 EDT
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> Several months ago I happened to catch at TV show (I don't remember
> which one) but they showed samples of the tattoos so they are real.
 
	This story makes me wonder a bit.  As I recall LSD can be
produced in liquid form, and is on small pieces of blotter paper,
which are apparently purchased in sheets.  They have small cartoon
like pictures on each "hit" as a "target" for the LSD.  The samples
that I saw on T.V. could fit the above description.  

	Could some children have actually been caught with drugs,
and come up with a story that their parents bought, even to the
point of still believing that their children didn't know about the
acid after it's discovery?  And when the press got a hold of it, they
bought it?  This seems more reasonable the news story version.

	Or can somebody who has seen both this "commercial" form of
LSD and these tattoos say that they aren't the same?


			Who are these strangers that come in the door,
			cover your action, and go you one more?

...ihnp4!ltuxa!ll1!cej			Llewellyn Jones