Is this some sort of colorblind test, or can you normies barely read that text too?
It says
O Toad I Gave you 500X times the rec dose of lsd, hopefully this cures your chronic ankle pain
Am colorblind. That was rough…
My OP…this is what the text shadow filter was made for. I’ve fudged it in Paint.NET, I’m pretty sure anyone can figure it out
do they have it in GIMP? or is there some bullshit we can download to Paint dot net? I figure someone else is wondering too and i have sbout fifteen more second of aake
You’re about to fix a lot of stuff but not the ankle pain.
So what is the recommended dose of LSD?
Traditionally the drug is sold to you on perforated paper, which you plop in your mouth for a while before discarding. It comes in “sheets” of a 100 doses, “strips” of ten, and “tabs” of one single dose. You can pretty easily cut a tab in half with scissors to take a half dose if desired.
The actual amount per tab depends on the person who made it and the conditions it has been in since. The “standard” is 100 micrograms, in practice you could see anything from like 50-120.
“Recommend” is a strong word, as much as people love it it’s irresponsible to “recommend”. But usually if you get a new strip (or if it’s literally your first time) it’s wise to try half a dose first. Make sure your set and setting are on point at any dose. If you have a great experience and want to try larger doses it’s wise to try gradual increases rather than take huge jumps. Lots of people decide that first half tab is absolutely perfect and never feel the need to go higher
Recommendations vary, but generally in the ballpark of 100 micrograms
I thought rec was short for recreational dose. However, I also heard about 100 ug. Never tried LSD myself, just psilocybin.
is microgram “mg”?
No, mg is milligrams. Micrograms are µg (or just ug sometimes).
If you take 100 mg of LSD, you’re in for one hell of a trip!
Man, I loved Frog and Toad.
That’s gonna cure his soul from his body
How much to cure my back pain?
Toad: “That’s ok Frog, you’re drinking my bathwater…”
