I think the scariest part is that it can be blown into the face of someone by a stranger pssing by or nearby anywhere.
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To: Innovative
The bushes have beautiful flowers:
There used to be some flowers just like this at an apartment complex here..don't know if it's the same thing.
2 posted on
05/13/2012 4:06:14 PM PDT by
patriot08
(TEXAS GAL- born and bred and proud of it!)
To: Innovative
To: Innovative
The anti-motion sickness drug? I think it’s over the counter, right?
5 posted on
05/13/2012 4:15:09 PM PDT by
gusopol3
To: Innovative
Needed this for my first marriage.
6 posted on
05/13/2012 4:15:16 PM PDT by
FoxPro
To: Innovative
Sheesh! I coulda used this for my ex-wife!
To: Innovative
Scopolamine patches are worn by space travelers to prevent space sickness.
9 posted on
05/13/2012 4:16:44 PM PDT by
rawcatslyentist
("Behold, I am against you, O arrogant one," Jeremiah 50:31)
To: Innovative
I think you can get scopolamine from Jimson Weed, including the other belladonna alkaloid atropine.
11 posted on
05/13/2012 4:21:48 PM PDT by
aruanan
To: Innovative
Wonderful. A drug that creates democrats.
12 posted on
05/13/2012 4:29:05 PM PDT by
cripplecreek
(What does it profit a man if he gains the whole world but loses his soul?)
To: Innovative
Pure scopolamine, I’m skeptical, as with the claim that a puff of powder enough to have physiological effects can be put in the face of a passer-by without his or her noticing. Even Rooskie agents need umbrellas.
13 posted on
05/13/2012 4:31:12 PM PDT by
HiTech RedNeck
(Mitt! You're going to have to try harder than that to be "severely conservative" my friend.)
To: Innovative
Sounds like the basis for writing a new capital crime law. I would torture then burn then chop off the limbs then tie them to a post to dehydrate and die for using that against someone.
14 posted on
05/13/2012 4:34:05 PM PDT by
BRL
To: Innovative
These plants are available in well-stocked garden centers. The seeds are widely available in catalogues, and frequently do not even note that the plants can be toxic.
15 posted on
05/13/2012 4:52:31 PM PDT by
Nepeta
To: Innovative
Wasn’t there a 60 minute segment on this where the memory effect was nullified by grape juice?
The victims were being raped by a$$holes but this one girl was able to remember her assailant
16 posted on
05/13/2012 4:56:17 PM PDT by
South Dakota
(shut up and drill)
To: Innovative
In the Guns of Navarone they used it on the captured Major.
To: Innovative
Blow that into lines of voters on November 6 and Ø will win by a landslide.
19 posted on
05/13/2012 5:45:34 PM PDT by
lightman
(Adjutorium nostrum (+) in nomine Domini--nevertheless, Vote Santorum!)
To: Innovative
Brugmansia, Datura or Angel's Trumpet.
20 posted on
05/13/2012 5:59:58 PM PDT by
SWAMPSNIPER
(The Second Amendment, a Matter of Fact, Not a Matter of Opinion)
To: Innovative
Absolutely the best thing ever for seasickness.
A patch lasts three days.
21 posted on
05/13/2012 6:02:12 PM PDT by
Species8472
(Stupid is supposed to hurt)
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23 posted on
05/13/2012 6:27:20 PM PDT by
P.O.E.
(Pray for America)
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That’s wild, as this was just used in an episode of ‘Castle’ not too long ago. The murderer used this drug to convince someone who was playing a zombie that they actually were one and sent him to kill someone. I figured they were making it up at the time just to have a plot, but it’s actually a real thing.
25 posted on
05/13/2012 6:45:42 PM PDT by
tarawa
To: Innovative
I think a house in my neighbor has or had this stuff growing in their yard. Is it a tree or a vine growing in a tree? I’ll have to go and look for it tomorrow.
27 posted on
05/13/2012 6:51:21 PM PDT by
Ditter
To: Innovative
Now we know what happened to the SS agents in Columbia....:))
29 posted on
05/13/2012 7:10:12 PM PDT by
jennings2004
(President Hayes, Mount Rushmore, telephone, Dear Leader...what a mix!)
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