Quote Originally Posted by Highness
Of course that may be as far fetched as the government having miles and miles of underground mainframes that track and record every conversation that has specified words in the teaxt and filters it all in from most important to least and submits its info to Big Brother. hahhahahaah you never know man, real?

That's real. It's a program called ECHELON, run by the NSA and accessed by the FBI and now, probably, the US Gestapo...err...I mean, the Department of Homeland Security. ECHELON tracks every radio broadcast, land line and cellular call. If one of any key words or phrases are spoken, the computers immediately record the entire phone call and create a file containing all sorts of info such as (I am speculating, now): name of caller and recipient, phone numbers involved, date and time, address of each person and the name and address of the account holder of the telephones being used, and there probably is a cross-reference to previous files generated for the smae individuals and phone numbers.

A similiar program was in place called CARNIVORE, which requires all ISP's to have a black box attached to their servers which allows the FBI to record the activities of the ISP's subscribers. IIRC, that program has been phased out and replaced with commercially-available tracking software of some kind.

On a more relevant note, I would pay $3-5 per hit 10 years ago, $75-300 per sheet. But, the quality of acid changed substantially in 1993 for the worse, IMO. My theory is most LSD is now LSA.