could search dogs smell acid?

Discussion in 'LSD - Acid Trips' started by asilos vulnerado, Nov 18, 2006.

  1. asilos vulnerado

    asilos vulnerado Senior Member

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    basically, could they smell acid or anything in a gel or blotter tab?
    Would it be okay to take acouple on a plane (in plastic wrap or something) to use later?

    What if i put it in a little tube and shoved that up my ass or something?

    P.S. This would be bringing them into the U.S.
     
  2. Hemisphere

    Hemisphere Member

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    No they can't. Also, please don't shove acid up your ass in a tube, the thought alone is sickening.

    If dogs could sniff it (which they can't), the security would look up your ass anyway, so just put it in a briefcase/bag among a bunch of regular papers/ringbinders and stuff.
     
  3. soaringeagle

    soaringeagle Senior Member

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    get liquid lsd, drop it on a corner of a book..if u want to take alot, drop 1 drop on the page numbers of every page ending in 5 for example..then just rip off the page numbers and munch
     
  4. trailerparkboy

    trailerparkboy Heat Bag

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    good idea right there^
     
  5. soaringeagle

    soaringeagle Senior Member

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    yea how do uthink they get it in jail? post cards and books
    as long as the receiver knows where to munch it works great
     
  6. asilos vulnerado

    asilos vulnerado Senior Member

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    yea, thats a great idea, except idoubt ill find anything but gels or blotters.


    could i just wash it off in a really small amount water, and get that onto the pages?

    Anyone have any ideas like that?

    Would this get past dogs if it was in a bag i check of bring with me in an airport?
     
  7. soaringeagle

    soaringeagle Senior Member

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    if its blotters tuck em into the spine of the book, or even just in a sealed envelope with a few papers..stamp and address it so it looks like mail...then they need a fed order to open it
     
  8. asilos vulnerado

    asilos vulnerado Senior Member

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    couldnt dogs find them in a book spine? I heard they can smell impurities in the acid. Is there a way i could get it off the blotter and onto the book page?

    Or just something besides putting them in a shut envelope?

    Last time i flew back home (philadelphia) security was kinda shit but im guessing its changed alot.
     
  9. soaringeagle

    soaringeagle Senior Member

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    im in philly
    hey..if your really worried..mail em to your destination
     
  10. asilos vulnerado

    asilos vulnerado Senior Member

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    really? hahah thats coo

    unfourtunately im right outside of philly so most psychedelics are shit. No one has a good connect.

    Im not gonna have time to mail it. just would it be cool to put a tab in a small amount of water, and then get that water onto a page? Or could that lose the acid somehow?
     
  11. Stand.

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    LSD Is odorless. So there is nothing for the dogs to be able to smell.

    Haha, wow, that's such a good idea!
     
  12. asilos vulnerado

    asilos vulnerado Senior Member

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    they trained dogs to smell the solvents leftover and impurites.


    would it be ok to wash the acid off the tab onto a book?

    For example, get some water in a pipette and squeeze the water onto the blotter almost like a filter, and then wouldnt the acid get on teh page?
     
  13. Colimon

    Colimon Cheesus Christo

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    Usually the local police or stuff like that don't have dogs that can smell LSD. It's almost oderless. It costs so much money to make an LSD-smelling dog that it's not worth it. :)
     
  14. trippedelia

    trippedelia wow

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    please dont go drenching your cid in water
     
  15. 2cesarewild

    2cesarewild I'm an idiot.

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    Dogs can be trained to sniff it out, but it costs a large amount of money in comparison to sniffing out other drugs.
     
  16. asilos vulnerado

    asilos vulnerado Senior Member

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    so do you think it would be safe to put acouple tabs in a checked bag at an airport?

    What about 2CI or 2CB? Research chems in general?
     
  17. desert nightmare

    desert nightmare Senior Member

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    I heard from someone that they can smell 1 hit of acid in a gallon of water. I figure it's bullshit.
     
  18. Colimon

    Colimon Cheesus Christo

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    You should be safe, just don't carry anything metal on you just so the chance of them going in your pockets is minimal. I wouldn't suggest putting it in your luggage (if it's blotter paper or tabs) incase they ask you questions about what they saw on the xray. Take care! Also, 2ce or those drugs may not be smart at all to take...:)
     
  19. eman resu

    eman resu Senior Member

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    i highly doubt your local precinct has dogs that can detect lsd
     
  20. fluke

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    Put the blotter in between the pages of that crappy book you are never gonna finish and check it through in your (under the plane luggage). Gel- just in your shave kit.
     
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