[Innovative]

I think the scariest part is that it can be blown into the face of someone by a stranger pssing by or nearby anywhere.

[RetiredTexasVet]

You think that the Food Stamp President and the Democrats were onto this during the 2008 election? Sure sounds like the followers of the evil one.

[gitmo]

This would explain the 2008 election. And the 2012 Republican race.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***Scopolamine****

Isn’t this the stuff the evil Nazis used on a captured commando (Anthony Quale) in THE GUNS OF NAVARONE?

[Bellflower]

It would be interesting if certain political figures were made to tell the truth.

[MHGinTN]

Featured in a recent episode of Castle.

[LadyDoc]

it’s an old drug...in the olden days, we used it with pain medicine to give to women in childbirth, and it was called “Twilight sleep”...the moms could cooperate with you during the childbirth but wouldn’t remember it the next day...that way, we could keep the narcotic dosage lower.

Of course, some women screamed their heads off, so the delivery rooms tended to be a bit noisy, and some would tell us secrets, some real, but some imagined or dreamed up... (some old novels suggested they used scopalamine as a truth serum too, but the problem is that you couldn’t rely on what was said: it might be true, or something they thought was true, or something they wished or imagined was true).

I’m not sure you could make a person a zombie from breathing it in...we always injected it, and the dosage was limited.

[LadyDoc]

it’s an old drug...in the olden days, we used it with pain medicine to give to women in childbirth, and it was called “Twilight sleep”...the moms could cooperate with you during the childbirth but wouldn’t remember it the next day...that way, we could keep the narcotic dosage lower.

Of course, some women screamed their heads off, so the delivery rooms tended to be a bit noisy, and some would tell us secrets, some real, but some imagined or dreamed up... (some old novels suggested they used scopalamine as a truth serum too, but the problem is that you couldn’t rely on what was said: it might be true, or something they thought was true, or something they wished or imagined was true).

I’m not sure you could make a person a zombie from breathing it in...we always injected it, and the dosage was limited.