How to spot LSD usage?

[gabbahh]

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Op, I strongly recommend you don't call CPS...you need proof. Don't wreck a family unless you are 100% positive.

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Absolutely.
But the parents might need professional help: drugs and kids are a big no no!!!!
Smoking pot I can understand, same as drinking beer.
Garbage like LSD, XTC and the rest...
So have a good talk with the parents, and try to determine what they are using. However if they are neglecting their kids because of drug use, u should know what to do.

[ChipWrecked]

Even pot, being against the law, is VERY dangerous in a state with an activist child protection agency. All they have to do is say the wrong thing at school, and the goons are at your door.

[Alobar]

your avatar is the [censored]

[MyTurn2Raise]

LSD= good times
Mushrooms= best times of my life

meh. Without even knowing any of the parties involved, I'd say there was at least a 90% chance this was a misunderstanding. It's extremely uncommon for someone to habitually use LSD, plus nobody calls them dots anymore.

[PocketJokers72]

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Maybe the kid said "they do lots"?

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genius!

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"How many 5 year olds" say lots of goofy crap? All of them.

Edited to reflect OOT culture.

[Rduke55]

As many have pointed out, LSD would be one of the last drugs I'd be concerned about as an employer or friend. It's cheap, not addictive, almost impossible to OD on and there are no known long-term effects on the brain.

[Benal]

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there are no known long-term effects on the brain

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I'm not sure about that. I know a few people that were never the same after having a really bad trip on lsd.

[Meech]

C'mon now. Interpreting something you thought you heard from a 5 year old?

87.5% of people who say "I was just trying to help" should be shot.

[mrkilla]

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no known long-term effects on the brain.

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Whoa , i just got a flashback to my 8th grade health class...