sciencey junk: September 2008 Archives

Druggie Girl Goes Hollywood!

by Bobo

September 18, 2008 1:03 PM

It turns out that in her ceaseless journey for the Entheogenic Godhead, our beloved Druggie Girl is taking a little detour to Tinseltown! One of her two books (who knew!) has been optioned by a REAL LIFE production COMPANY to be possibly made into a MAJOR MOTION PICTURE!

The following is transcribed from the scrolltext from her latest clip.

Krystle Cole recently entered into an Option Agreement with an independent film company for a possible upcoming film based on her book "Lysergic." An Option Agreement is the first step in getting the book made into a film. It gives the film company the sole right to produce the film. They are currently developing a script and raising funds for the production. So, providing these next parts to the process go well, there will be a film.

An option agreement? Ooh la la! According to Amazon, the book covers...

her involvement with LSD chemists Gordon Todd Skinner and William Leonard Pickard. Pickard and Skinner had an LSD lab in a missile silo in Kansas. When it was busted by the DEA, it was reported to have been producing 90% of the world's supply. Throughout her time with them she took many rare psychedelics such as mescaline, ergot wine, DMT, ALD-52, 2-CI, and others. She explains what each entheogen felt like and how it spiritually impacted her life afterward. The 2nd edition also contains letters that Skinner wrote to her from prison.

What an amazing, drug-filled life she's led! Oh and this is Skinner btw.

A Series of Unfortunate Uniboobies

by Bobo

September 3, 2008 1:58 PM

According to this website, "symmastia" aka breadloafing aka uni-boobs occurs when...

two implants touch one another in the center of the chest just above the breastbone. This complication only occurs when implants are placed underneath the pectoral muscle. If the horizontal muscle that is connected to the sternum and goes across the implant is cut then the implant, when it begins to settle a few days after surgery, can move towards the middle of the chest, pushing up the skin and tissue above it.

For a NSFW series of particularly unfortunate uniboobies, click on the clicky thingy.

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