I did and I do.

All it needs is a light show,

If you did a lot of acid as a teenager, you might like this type of art probably see this sort of thing periodically when you close your eyes.

ftfy

"Ssssspoooooooooooooooooonnnnnnnn..."

check, and check.

That's not cool for people who didn't do acid?

I pity people who didn't do acid then.

I've never done acid.

I still thought it was cool.

Yeeeesss. As a....

-a teenager. *cough*

Definitely cool.

Wife and I honeymooned on Orcas Island back in '98 and we saw several of his pieces and were astounded. Nice to see he's still at it and still blowing minds...

Very cool, and YOU CAN"T PROVE ANYTHING!

After Jerry died it all seemed to slowly dry up. Took a while, but good luck finding it now.

jigger: After Jerry died it all seemed to slowly dry up. Took a while, but good luck finding it now.

psh...you don't know the right people.

TIME IS GOING IN REVERSE. MAYBE THIS IS REAL AND MY REAL LIFE IS A HALLUCINATION.

jigger: After Jerry died it all seemed to slowly dry up. Took a while, but good luck finding it now.

I haven't seen it on the East Coast in over a decade, and the last I saw was shiatty white basement blotter. We had some Orange Sunshine as late as the mid '90s, but only because we knew a couple Dead camp followers who went out to Cali once a year.

Boy, do you have me all wrong.

These days, I can only get an erection by staring at black light posters.

Were those folk Amish? They look pretty Amish.

jigger: After Jerry died it all seemed to slowly dry up. Took a while, but good luck finding it now.

It had nothing to do with Jerry's death and everything to do with William Leonard Pickard's arrest.

Never done acid and would happily own all of those and stare at them for hours on end. Neat stuff!

Yep subby is right on with both points.

I don't think I blinked during that entire video.

Krieghund: jigger: After Jerry died it all seemed to slowly dry up. Took a while, but good luck finding it now.

It had nothing to do with Jerry's death and everything to do with William Leonard Pickard's arrest.

Wow, I did not know that. And yes, the timing is right: that was about when it seemed to disappear.

Want.